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how did small pox became a dedly killer for for the original in habitants of america?​

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Answered by flashawsome
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Answered by saijadav314
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Small pox became a deadly killer for the Native Americans because the disease was brought over from Europe by the colonists and explorers. The natives of America had no exposure to small pox and thus had no resistance against it. Around 90% of the population of Native Americans died.

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