How were Europeans able to use biological warfare to their advantage during this Age of Imperialism?
A)Biological warfare was a new development and not intended for mass eradication of native people.

B)With the production of vaccines, biological warfare was able to kill those who would not submit to European rule.

C)While biological warfare was used during this age it had the consequence of killing friend and foe.

D)Europeans deliberately infected thousands of natives with noxious germs in order to eradicate native societies.

Well I think the Europeans were not dumb to create biological weapons without a way of protection. In which they would only vaccinate themselves and those who would agree to work under or with them.

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lvvies lvvies · Answer 2 · 2022-05-05T20:48:22+02:00

Answer:

Biological warfare was a new development and not intended for mass eradication of native people.

Explanation:

Small pox, which had killed thousands of Europeans for centuries, was now still carried by Europeans. While no longer always lethal to its carriers as they traveled to foreign lands it was still a powerful disease to those who were not immune. Therefore, unlike the Europeans, inhabitants of these new lands had never been able to build-up an immunity to this deadly disease. While never intentionally introducing biological warfare Europeans did use its overcome to establish empires.

Also, I took the quiz.