The document discusses the colonization of other people and countries, noting that colonizers like Spain and England did so to capture slaves, steal land, and spread their language and religion. It suggests that as a result of colonization, populations like Latin Americans and early US settlers became mixed with European blood or adopted European culture. The document concludes that ongoing globalization continues this trend of spreading Western influence and threatens to eliminate traditional local cultures.

1. People and countries colonize other people and
countries for bad reasons: to capture slaves, steal land

2. For example, the Spanish colonized much of the
Americas for these reasons.

3. Today, the people of Latin America are primarily
Meztizos (European and Native American blood).

4. Another example is the English colonization of what is
now the US.

5. The English only stole land and brought women.

6. There was no desire to take Indians as slaves because
Africans were brought as slaves.

7. The colonized always come to speak the language and
convert to the religion of the colonizer.

8. Globalization grew from colonization

9. As the world globalizes, it becomes more American
and European

10. Soon, traditional cultures will be gone forever from the
earth.