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Spain Created a New World. England Reproduced the Old. The forces that defeated Tenochtitlan were overwhelmingly Indigenous. The civilization that followed was neither Spain nor Indigenous America preserved intact. It was New Spain: European, Indigenous, and African peoples fused into something history had never contained before. Anglo America reproduced... show more

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🌟┃Mapper10 days ago

Racemixing is bad, both morally and genetically The iberians should have never brought slaves from Africa, let alone racemixed with the amerindians

✮ ⋆ ° 𝕾𝖚𝖈𝖗𝖔𝖘𝖊🇸🇻mesoamerica10 days ago

The civilization that followed was a 4th world hispanichell with slavery everywhere Truly noble

Jadiel11 days ago

Viva la Iberofonia!

True Adam ( 2 ) 🧬10 days ago

Yeah and now it’s a bunch third world nations and people with racial insecurities and identity issues and that’s without mentioning that they aren’t even as attractive as the criollo counterparts who make up the super models and actors and actresses lol

Darda10 days ago

yeah and how did that work out for them

Metal Osopher10 days ago

This is beyond stupid. The population of Mexico was 20 to 30 million natives when Spain arrived. They had advanced civilizations. A few spaniards mixed with more natives. North America was still in the stone age, 5 million max population. A few natives overwhelmed by numbers.

M. Diamond 💽8 days ago

This is nothing to brag about South America is the third world

Eli11 days ago

Que Viva España 🫡🇪🇸

bill farber10 days ago

The native tribes were so easily conquered by the Europeans because of their own brutality and fighting amongst themselves. The diseased blankets tale is a lie. Other tribes despised the Aztecs so much that they would rather ally with foreign invaders rather then make amends.

TJ9 days ago

not true. it was the spanish. the rest were tools

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