measles
well first of all it caused the native americans to become aggressive further escalating the conflict.
the native Americans were mad at the settlers for taking there land and the settles were scard of the native Americans
The Native Americans had land. The European Settlers wanted it. That is not just the "most likely" cause, that is the cause.
impressment of American sailors and support for native Americans
The colonists settled on the Native Americans' land, and they destroyed some villages. Some colonists did not treat Native Americans justly. Others captured them and sold them into slavery. Many Native Americans died of European disease, all causing conflict between Southern Colonists and Native Americans
The epidemic that led to heightened tensions between Native Americans and missionaries in 1847 was the spread of measles. This outbreak devastated indigenous populations, who had little immunity to the disease, leading to significant loss of life. The missionaries, often seen as agents of colonialism and cultural disruption, were blamed for bringing the disease, which fueled anger and resentment among Native American communities, resulting in violent confrontations.
well first of all it caused the native americans to become aggressive further escalating the conflict.
native americans baby
It was the fighting with the native Americans that caused all the conflicts between them. One of them were that when settlers came and sellted from europe,asia,africa spain and many other places.
Many native Americans succumbed to the diseases brought over by the Europeans, as they had no immunity.
land
it caused sickness from the explorers
Diseases, largely smallpox, brought by Europeans caused millions of deaths among the native Americans who had no resistance to these foreign diseases.
the native Americans were mad at the settlers for taking there land and the settles were scard of the native Americans
settlers wanted to take the land awayfrom the native Americans
disease
No link between uranium and epidemic diseases.