On the history of the Indians and the impact of alien cultures 30

Such a professional question, oh, I'll try it.

Oh, and the Indians, who migrated from the Asian continent to the Americas during the Ice Age, have developed a unique cultural system due to their long isolation from the Old World. And they have been living in the Americas for 10,000 years, so the Indians should also be considered the indigenous inhabitants of the Americas. The impact of foreign aggression on Indian civilization was devastating, so it is impossible to use this as an example to illustrate the impact of foreign culture on China.

There were three main civilizations of Indian civilization: the Mayan, the Aztec, and the Incas. The Mayan civilization had declined before the arrival of Western colonizers, but the Aztec and Inca civilizations were at their peak.

Western colonizers almost completely destroyed both civilizations and destroyed the remnants of the Mayan civilization. After the arrival of the Western colonizers, they especially destroyed the religious culture of the native civilization, requiring the Indians to convert to Catholicism, and destroying many temples and idols of the gods of the Indians. In today's Mexico City, you can hardly see the shadow of Tenochtitlan, and it can be said that the Indians were almost destroyed.

Although they no longer practice bloody human sacrifice, they have learned advanced production techniques from Westerners, and they are no longer using witchcraft to heal diseases, but they have lost their original appearance.

In contrast, the Chinese are lucky, at least we still retain our culture. And what we got from the Westerners was democracy and science, which was the most important thing, which changed our thinking and laid the foundation for the democratic revolution.

Oh, that's all I can say, it's not a good answer, I'm really embarrassed.

The Indians were already in the Americas before the discovery of the New World, and foreign invasions had completely destroyed the original culture. China has also been greatly affected by foreign cultures, but Chinese culture is broad and profound, and it will be revived one day.

Indians are a collective term for all Native Americans except the Inuit, and do not refer to a single ethnic group or race, Indians are found in all countries of South and North America. They speak hundreds of languages, commonly known collectively as Indian or Native American languages. There is no accepted classification of the Indians as a group and their linguistic division.

The Mayans were a branch of the ancient Indians and were the only people in the Americas who left a written record. They constitute a diverse Native American people, living in southern Mexico and northern Central America.

The Aztecs were the most numerous group of Indians in Mexico. The center is in Tenoch, Mexico, so it is also called Mexican or Tenoch. It is mainly distributed in the states of Veracruz, Morelos, Guerrero, etc. It belongs to the American branch of the race. Nahuatl is spoken.

The ancient Indians of South America, using the Quechua language, "Incas" means "son of the sun". It lives mainly in the middle of the Andes, with its center in the Peruvian city of Cusco.

The Indians are a special race, and there is no scientific research to suggest that they originated in China. Indians have unique habits and appearances. There is no special connection with the Chinese.

Not necessarily, nor can we make such arbitrary statements. Although the Indians did migrate from Asia to North America, it does not mean that the Indians originated in China.

It's true. This is because the ancestors of the Indians migrated from Asia, and in ancient times, the Indians were descendants of the Chinese.

Indians, also known as Native Americans, are the general term for all Native Americans except the Eskimos. Indians are the Native American people. This race is distributed in the countries of North and South America, and belongs to the American branch of the race.

Indian languages are spoken, including more than a dozen language families, and there is still no recognized linguistic classification.

The Indians were the first inhabitants of Latin America. The reason why they are called "Indians" is mainly because Columbus and other explorers thought that the "new land" they arrived in was India, and called the local residents "Indians". The Indians used to be called red because their ** was often red, and later it was learned that these reds were due to the misconception given by the habit of applying red paint to their faces.