An effect of the diseases that were part of the Columbian Exchange was that:
O
A. Africans brought to America lacked natural protection to disease.
O
B. Native American populations returned to their original size after
years of exposure to disease.
O
C. Europeans settling in American lacked natural protection to
disease
D. Europeans took advantage of Native American societies
weakened by disease.
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