alleryAbout what share of Tenochtitlan's population died of smallpox in 1520?
ATwenty percent
BSixty percent
CTen percent
DForty percent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Forty percent
Estimates put the smallpox deaths in the Aztec capital in 1520 at about forty percent of its 200,000 residents.
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