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What led to the displacement of many native peoples in South America, Central America, North America, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand?
What led to the displacement of many native peoples in South America, Central America, North America, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand?
- Conflicts between native tribes
- Natural disasters and climate change
- Government policies
- Settlements by immigrants from Europe (correct)
- Industrialization and urbanization
What term was used for the European settlements in the colonies?
What term was used for the European settlements in the colonies?
- Territories
- Enclaves
- Colonies (correct)
- Outposts
- Settlements
What happened to the European colonies when they became independent of the European 'mother country'?
What happened to the European colonies when they became independent of the European 'mother country'?
- They became 'states' or countries (correct)
- They were annexed by neighboring countries
- They were divided into smaller administrative regions
- They became territories of the United Nations
- They were abandoned and left to the native peoples
Who form the majority in the countries that were settled by European and Asian immigrants?
Who form the majority in the countries that were settled by European and Asian immigrants?
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What did American and Australian history textbooks used to describe till the middle of the twentieth century?
What did American and Australian history textbooks used to describe till the middle of the twentieth century?
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Study Notes
Colonization and Displacement
- The displacement of many native peoples in South America, Central America, North America, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand was led by European colonization.
European Settlements
- The European settlements in the colonies were referred to as "colonies".
Independence of Colonies
- When the European colonies became independent of their European 'mother country', they formed new nations.
Demographics of Settler Countries
- In countries settled by European and Asian immigrants, the majority of the population is formed by the descendants of these immigrant groups.
Historical Representation in Textbooks
- Until the mid-20th century, American and Australian history textbooks used to describe the colonization and settlement of these regions in a Sugarcoated and biased manner, often downplaying or omitting the negative impacts on native populations.
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