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From the eighteenth century, more areas of South America, Central America, North America, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand came to be settled by immigrants from Europe. This led to many of the native peoples being pushed out into other areas. The European settlements were called ‘colonies’. When the European inhabitants of the colonies became independent of the European ‘mother-country’, these colonies became ‘states’ or countries
Demographic Transformation: Today, individuals of European and Asian descent constitute the majority in these countries, while the native populations have dwindled significantly.
Foundations of Indigenous Anthropology: The study of indigenous peoples was initiated by anthropologists in America during the 1840s.
Shifting Imperial Tides: During the 17th century, the American empires of Spain and Portugal ceased to expand.
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The displacement of indigenous peoples through European colonization transformed diverse lands into colonies and later nation-states. The marginalization of native communities, paired with shifting imperial ambitions and settler identities, shaped modern nation-states while indigenous voices are increasingly recognized in historical studies and museums.
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