How did the majority of native people feel about European imperialism?

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26 July, 01:37

How did the majority of native people feel about European imperialism?

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Salma Hill · Answer 1

They felt very threatened and they felt as if they were being invaded.

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They opposed the European colonization.

Americans and Europeans each claimed that it had been their responsibility as superior races to uplift the standards, make the people more civilized and spread the teachings of Christianity to the native people. This was called the White Mans Burden and was based mostly upon the concepts of the social theory of evolution. But for the Native people, it was not acceptable and therefore they opposed to the colonization.