The arrival of europeans in the "new world" was marked by ethnocentric attitudes and a belief that, as christians, their mission was to civilize the rest of the world. this legacy of colonization is often seen as instrumental in the rise of

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The arrival of europeans in the "new world" was marked by ethnocentric attitudes and a belief that, as christians, their mission was to civilize the rest of the world. this legacy of colonization is often seen as instrumental in the rise of

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I'm not sure if this is supposed to be multiple choice but the legacy of colonization is characterized by the expansion of the belief that white people regin supreme over those of other races/colors and cultures. They viewed white practices as more civilized and those of other cultures as uncivilized.