Spanish Colonialism and the Indigenous People of Bolivia

Before the Spanish colonialism and Bolivian indigenous peoples discovered the new world in Spain, what is now known as the Bolivian region is home to the three major ethnic groups and language groups of Ur, Aymara, and Quechua . Ur lives in a raft near Lake Titicaca where fishing and feeding are taking place. Aymara dominated ur and lowered their position to poor fishermen and landless workers. The Aymara Society is based on a social unit of basic relativeship that organizes labor distribution, this system is called "Erru" and later it was conquered by Quechua.

Indigenous peoples account for the majority of the population of Bolivia and Peru and are an important part of most other former Spanish colonies. The exception includes Uruguay (NativeCharrúa). According to the 2011 census, 4% of Uruguayan people report that they have indigenous people 's ancestors. Some governments acknowledge several major native American languages ​​as official languages, like Quechua in Peru and Bolivia, Aimara in Peru and Bolivia, Guaraní in Paraguay and Greenland in Greenland . In Cuba, the population of American Indians consists of 0.1 percent of the population and indigenous peoples of 0.2, which is also part of the population. Many people are from Taíno or Arawak people. When the Spanish Empire ruled the island, they used indigenous peoples as slaves, and many died of illness. And it has reduced the population. Currently, 0.3 people out of the Cuban population are indigenous and whole American American Indians.

Before the Spanish colonialism and Bolivian indigenous peoples discovered the new world in Spain, what is now known as the Bolivian region is home to the three major ethnic groups and language groups of Ur, Aymara, and Quechua . Ur lives in a raft near Lake Titicaca where fishing and feeding are taking place. Aymara dominated ur and lowered their position to poor fishermen and landless workers. Aymara society is based on relatives' basic social units, and Latin American indigenous people live all over the world. It disappears. However, in Latin America, most of their indigenous tribes survived in conquest, but also today. There are various nationalities in various regions of Latin America, and many tribes are part of the ancient official kingdom. Some of these kingdoms are among the most famous kingdoms in the world. Indigenous people in Central America make Latin America famous