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Noooooooo, British did not create hordes nooooooooo we just have to see USA to check they did not
As I always say, USA is 300 years younger than the rest of America. Wait these 300 years and imagine what it will become
That is very simplistic. Even if minor in number, there were maaaaany Indians in the British colonies. Where are they even today, tell me. Many held in reserves, and of course decimated. British were super cruel with them, and with their environment. British cruelty was such that they decided to exterminate the buffalo as they were the main source of food for the Indians
It is most Latinoamericans who dont have ancestors from conquistadores. Conquistadores can be counted with the fingers of the hands. Latinos descend mostly from simple colonists, while Spaniards themselves are a race of conquistadores. Spaniards not only conquered in America, dear.
It is false that British (British, not English) did not mix with natives. It happened in America and also in Asia.
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But not as extensively. It wasn't due to lack of trying on the Anglos part, though, cuz there were many Anglican missionaries in Virginia and Puritans in New England that attempted to foster an environment of mixing and conversion among the natives, but these would have none of that. The experiments would end with the Anglo-Powhatan wars in Virginia and King Philip's War in New England, and both affairs were a close thing, since on some instances the Amerinds got the upper hand and almost recreated the genocide at Roanoke. From these conflicts is that the colonial tripod identity of "English, Christian and White" would rise and define the rest of colonial British America.
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It was due to that they emigrated along their families, Spaniards did not.
As the Spanish writer Borja Cardelús wrote in one of his books, La civilización hispánica, many historians have noted the deep differences between the Spanish and the English colonizations:
"The Angloamerican settlers arrived on foot, looking at the immediate land where they could plow and sow, ignoring any other distance, searching the land for a place to settle and live off it with their own hands.
The Spanish colonist arrived on horseback, from whose height infinite horizons can be seen, despising the land that he does not even tread and does not think to work, seeking the quick fortune that hides beyond the line where the sun sets, in unknown places, shrouded by the legend of hidden treasures, fables and chimeras that he is called upon to discover: the Seven Cities of Cíbola, El Dorado, the Fountain of Eternal Youth, the City of the Caesars... It is the difference between the peasant and the adventurer, between the sedentary and the nomadic, between the pawn and the knight."
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Yes, Spain spread mestizo in Mexico whose objective was to populate the southern United States, before France and England did so. In the rest of Latin America it was much smaller. Many forget, but New Zealand is very similar to South America, where 20/30% of the population is Maori, they are 30% of Anglo-Euro genes.
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For USA, what makes the most difference is massive European immigration, with many white descendants.
Genetically USA is similar to Brazil with a difference between 5-10%. Euro-SSA-Mongolian. The difference is that Brazil has more mix. USA currently has about + - 25% of the population of blacks and browns (Latinos/Indians), if blacks mix it will increase the population of browns, they have a lot of melanin.
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