Why don't North America have as many European whites and Indians as Latin America?

This problem may be caused by many factors.

First, the nature of immigration.

British and French colonists brought their children to the north to get married mainly for the purpose of immigration development and residence, and many of them came from. Moreover, in the17th century and18th century, a large number of English Puritans and political oppressors came to the North American continent. Because of their firm religious beliefs and white people's sense of superiority, they are reluctant to marry.

The Spanish who came to Latin America moved in in large numbers because they found huge gold and silver mines in South America. Their purpose is to mine and plunder a lot of gold and silver. Therefore, most Spanish colonists came from overseas explorers, miners and managers, mostly men.

Second, racial policy.

The British and French colonists who came to North America took a hostile attitude towards the North American Indians, and the Indians had a series of armed conflicts such as the "Indian War". /kloc-from the beginning of the 7th century to 1890, British and French immigrants launched a war against Indians, and as a result, the Indians were driven to live in the designated reserve on February18. They adopted the policy of apartheid and prohibited racial marriage with Indians.

Spanish colonists also abused and slaughtered Indians, treated them as slaves and forced them to work. However, the difference is that the Spanish did not isolate the Indians, but incorporated them into the social system. In their hierarchy, whites are the highest, followed by hybrids, then Indians, and finally blacks. And in Latin America at that time, the shortage of white women also led to the marriage of white men and Indians.

Third, the natural environment

Another thing that may be related to it is the natural environment. Most of the earliest areas where North American immigrants arrived were in the middle and high latitudes, similar to Britain and France. The tropical and subtropical regions in Latin America are the majority, and the Spanish are not adapted to this, while the mixed-race people are more resistant to diseases and infectious diseases. The natural law of "survival of the fittest" may also be the reason why Latin America has more mixed blood than North America.