Consider Robert McCaa's "Population Figures (Millions) and Implied Rates of Decline (Percent) in the Indian Population of Mexico from 1519 to 1595":
  - Image 1

How did Indians treat smallpox and other illnesses? See Theodore De Bry's copper plate engravings, "How They Treat Their Sick," depicting indigenous medical practices:
  - Image 2

Other images related to Chapter 1's time era:

• Diego Guiterrez's map of the New World
• Prehistoric pictographs
• Columbus's discovery of America
• Coronado's march
• Indians massacre priests
• Indian penitence ritual, 1602
• Indians sacrifice infant
• Balboa with cross, 1513
• French landing in New World
• John White watercolor of woman
• De Soto discovers Mississippi
• Johannes Staden, 1593 (II)
• Johannes Staden, 1593 (I)
• Indians eat Europeans
• Aztec manuscript: history of Spanish imperialism in the New World, 1-5
• Aztec manuscript: history of Spanish imperialism in the New World, 20-28
• Aztec manuscript: history of Spanish imperialism in the New World, 30-36
• Aztec manuscript: history of Spanish imperialism in the New World, 80-85
• Aztec manuscript: history of Spanish imperialism in the New World, 111-118
• Native Americans fishing
• Handbill of the Virginia Company, 1609
• Pilgrims depart Delft Haven
• John Eliot, missionary
• Penn's treaty with Indians
• Penn's treaty (pictoral)
• First legislative assembly, 1619
• Pilgrims sign Mayflower Compact
• Whites smash Indian idols, 1626
• New Amsterdam in 1667