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Answer:
The deaths in Europe and Asia in the 1300s happened because of bubonic plague. The Americans died because of the diseases that came with the European voyages in the 1500s.
Explanation:
The Black Death, known as the plague, was an epidemic that spread throughout Europe and Asia in the mid- 1300s and ended in early 1350. It lasted for three years, and it killed one-third of all the people in Europe, killing approximately 25 million people. Majority of the deaths happened in the trading city-states which were in the coastal region.
After the discovery of America during the 1400s started the Columbian exchange between the old and the New World. Europeans began establishing colonies in the New World. The European not only traded good but brought disease, that led to the decline of the ancient civilizations. Majority of the Native American died with coming connecting with smallpox, cholera, chickenpox, measles, malaria, scarlet fever, etc.
Answer:
Black Death, contact with the Europeans.
Explanation:
- During the 1300s in Europe and Asia, the outbreak of the bubonic plague, also known as the Black Death, is estimated to have killed millions of people in Europe and Asia.
- The plague which is believed to have originated in central Asia spread across Europe and Asia through traders who traveled from one region to the other. It drastically declined the population in Europe and Asia.
- In the Americas in 1500s, the decline of population is believed to have been caused due to contact with the Europeans. The Europeans brought diseases which were unknown to the natives and other factors such as war, loss of homelands, etc.
