How did the conquest and spread of diseases help Europe to emerge as a center of world trade
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"About 84 percent of the world was conquered by the Europeans by the 15th century. They established colonies and spread their empire across various countries. The reason for this is that Europe’s power determined everything from who ran the slave trade to who grew rich or remained mired in poverty.
The Europeans were the first to industrialize, and they were immune to the diseases, such as smallpox, that devastated indigenous populations. The Europeans took control of more than 35 percent of the world even before industrialization started.
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