This chapter depicted the tremendous transformation regarding the European exploration, conquest on the Americas and on the Pacific Islands. Epidemic, smallpox, measles and other diseases ravaged and devastated the native/indigenous groups. This led to depopulation amongst them. They maintained their communities under influence of European migrants and Euro-American children. This was the formation of multicultural societies, “mixed”. While the European settlers established silver mining, fur trade, plantation and imported enslaved African laborers. Also, Europeans founded many colonies in the western. They suppressed and brutally treated the indigenous people. Moreover, European explorers, conquerors and setters brought their religious
