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There wasn't a single greatest killer of the Native American population. Certainly, diseases introduced to them was horrific. However, the killing of their food sources was also important. Add to that the loss of their lands. Probably the most important could be considered the sheer numbers of settlers and their superior weaponry.
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What effect did this allotment policy have on Native American population levels?
Native American population levels reached their lowest levels as a result of the allotment policy.
Mixed spanish and Native American population?
Mestizos
What decade had the largest decline in native American population?
1850
How was the Native American population in the Americas affected by the arrival of Europeans?
the native population was destroyed by European colonization, once they began interacting with each other trade and war both erupted between the groups, disease being the number one killer by far due to the natives having no resistance to the European diseases, followed by war with Europeans.
Most of the terrible decimation of the native american population after 1500 resulted from?
Most of the decimation of the Native American population after 1500 resulted from the need for more and more land. The Colonists and others came to America and literally pushed the Native Americans off of their homelands.
