The Globalization Of Native Americans In The 19th Century

According to Anna Lindh, foreign affairs minister in Sweden, “Globalization has made us more vulnerable. It creates a world without borders and makes us painfully aware of the limitations of our present instruments and of politics to meet its challenges. “Anna's theory was displayed perfectly during the 1400s-1700 in the Americas,. When there were extreme changes, such as Europeans discovering the Americas. Leading to them disrupting the natives by bringing over goods,weapons,disease,slaves,and christianity.The Americas were more affected by convergence than Europe due to the major economic changes,the cruel treatment of Native Americans and the invention of race caused by the brining over of the African slaves, ultimately leading to changes
The ones that were not killed were dragged to the mines to work tirelessly. They were not compensated for any of their work. This mass murder of the Native Americans caused an enormous decline in their population. This affected America greatly, changing it from a primarily Native American to primarily white place. It didn't affect Europe because none of their population was killed or even harmed by these massacres.When the Spanish came to the Americas they wanted to convert the Native Americans to Christianity. They did this by prohibiting all of their religious practices. They gathered all religious texts and burned them along with destroying and demolishing all religious sites such as pyramids. Age of Conquest Christianity This was a massive change for the Natives. For the natives, this was an extremely new thing. This not only endangered their religions, but also forced them to completely change their cultures. While it simultaneously had very little of an effect in Europe because there they were allowed to follow their religions freely.This cruelty and abusive treatment left a massive imprint on the Americas for hundreds of years to