Explanation:
The history of Latin America in the nineteenth century, characterized by Europeanization, immigration and extermination, suggests that the continent can be perfectly classified in the category of 'establishment colonialism' ('settler colonialism'), a notion usually used to describe colonies of white immigrants from European empires other than those in Spain and Portugal. While the last years of empire and the first days of the republics witnessed the effort to include indigenous populations as citizens, white racist elites in the post-independence century struggled to import European immigrants to prevent non-white population He will participate in power. The desired 'whitening' of the population was rarely successful, but the weight of white immigration helped create a society, in the twentieth century, that ignored indigenous populations - even the popular outbursts of recent years.
