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How were the natives of Latin America similar to the natives of Australia after colonization? They both were devastated by European disease and weapons. They both moved their civilization to the new lands
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How were the natives of Latin America similar to the natives of Australia after colonization?

They both were devastated by European disease and weapons.

They both moved their civilization to the new lands in nearby countries.

They both joined with the colonizing country and created a huge empire.

They both defended their land and still are the strongest culture in their countries today.

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They both joined with the colonizing country and created a huge empire.
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They both joined with the colonizing country and created a huge empires

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