¿Provocó España un Genocidio en América? Arquelógo sobre qué Pasó en 1942 y con el “Descubrimiento”

-Clip from THE DIRECTOR #18 - WORLD WAR III?, Extermination in Gaza, “Discovery” of America - Alfredo González-Ruibal:    • ¿Por qué hacemos la guerra los humanos? El...   Highlights of this clip: Genocide and the Conquest of America: This paper analyzes whether the Spanish conquest of America can be considered a genocide, considering the lack of clear archaeological evidence. Although it cannot be strictly classified as genocide, there were eliminationist policies that resulted in a great loss of Indigenous lives due to disease and exploitation, although not with the explicit goal of exterminating the population. The European Origin of Genocide: The idea of exterminating entire peoples for racial reasons emerged in Europe in the late 18th and 19th centuries, particularly with the idea that certain races, such as the Tasmanians, could not be "improved" and should be exterminated. This is based on an ideology of racial supremacy, something that was neither a universal phenomenon nor part of the essential European identity, but rather a dark chapter in its history. Violence and racism in human societies: It is mentioned how violence and war are not inherent to a specific ethnic group or group, but depend on historical, social, and environmental circumstances. In nomadic societies, violence was more institutionalized due to extreme conditions, while other farming groups could be peaceful or extremely violent. Alfredo González-Ruibal:   / guerraenlauni   YOU CAN FOLLOW ME ON MY SOCIAL MEDIA: X:   / davidjimeneztw   Instagram:   / davidjimenezeldirector   Linkedin:   / david-jimenez-991a577b   Facebook:   / davidjimenezperiodista   YOU CAN BUY MY BOOKS HERE: https://www.amazon.es/stores/author/B... Edited by Nacho Amela X:   / nachoamela   IG:   / nachoamela