Question

1 point f) Pick one correct option that explains, why were the native Indians race almost eliminated.
•The resistance that the natives put up never proved enough to stop the European settlers, their carefree lifestyle, the new weapons and the disease they had led to eliminating almost the entire native American race.
•The opposition that the natives had against the Europeans was always insufficient, the lifestyle they followed, the primitive weapons, the involuntary readiness to save their people and the disease brought by the opposite part all contributed in the elimination of their race.

•The defiance that the native Americans posed against the Europeans was always less, their way of living, the lack of unity and the diseases that they contracted from the Europeans ended up in eliminating their race.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

how did the grandmother spend her time when the narrator went to the university?