Groups who came later than indigenous peoples colonized, blank
, or occupied land in more recent times.
There have been numerous groups that came later than indigenous peoples and colonized, blank, or occupied land in more recent times. Some examples include:
1. European colonizers: European powers, such as the British, Spanish, French, Dutch, and Portuguese, colonized vast regions across the Americas, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Islands. This colonization led to the displacement, marginalization, and often the decimation of indigenous populations.
2. Settlers in North America: European settlers, mainly of British and French origin, displaced and colonized the lands of indigenous peoples in North America. This colonization resulted in the establishment of the United States and Canada. These settlers also pushed indigenous populations to reservations, leading to the loss of their ancestral lands and cultural heritage.
3. Australian settlers: British colonizers established the colony of New South Wales in Australia in 1788. This colonization led to the displacement and mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as well as the loss of their traditional lands and way of life.
4. New Zealand settlers: British settlers arrived in New Zealand in the early 19th century and signed the Treaty of Waitangi with the indigenous Maori people. However, conflicts over land rights and resources resulted in the dispossession of Maori lands and cultural suppression.
5. Latin American colonizers: Spanish and Portuguese colonizers arrived in Latin America in the 15th and 16th centuries, leading to the conquest and colonization of indigenous civilizations. This colonization resulted in the establishment of contemporary Latin American countries and the marginalization of indigenous populations.
6. Israeli settlers: Jewish settlers established the state of Israel in 1948, leading to conflicts with Palestinians and the displacement of indigenous Palestinian populations from their ancestral lands.
These are just a few examples of groups that came later than indigenous peoples and colonized, blank, or occupied land in more recent times.