Are most people in South America descended from Europeans?

Historically, it was called colonization. Latin America used to be mostly descended from Spain and Portugal, but now it has the largest mixed-race population, because South America has its own local aborigines-aborigines called Indians by colonists; After the opening of the new sea channel, Spain and Portugal, the first countries to colonize overseas, injected a large number of whites into the local area (whites did not marry local residents at that time); Later, in order to strengthen the plunder of overseas colonies, the colonists carried out a sinful slave trade, and blacks appeared in America; When Asians, especially Americans, first came to the United States, most of them went abroad, which means that China workers are actually workers and slaves. The long-term coexistence of multiple lineages has made different ethnic groups merge with each other. Especially after the independence of American countries, the increase of immigrants and the further integration of people of all origins have made the region rich in mixed-race children.

White people without mixed blood are naturally authentic European descendants.

Of course, there are still some rich countries in South America. Take Brazil as an example, its rich mineral resources and tourism economy are developing well, but the poor population in Brazil is still a serious problem.