... was all over. People were trying to get away from spreading diseases and famine. Influence of colonization and movement, made disease one cause of Europe's colonization in America. "Disease protected Africa to European colonization. While Africans had developed some immunities to smallpox, measles, malaria, yellow fever, and other indigenous diseases were fatal to Europeans." Although this was not the ... ...

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... , the survival of Japanese traditional crafts remains in question. While it is true that traditional craft industries will be no longer in pure form of traditional skills, it should be protected for the purpose of cultural values as crafts carry on special traditional knowledge of the nation. The potential of cultural craft has been seen many international organisations in the development ... ...

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