Explain the concept that european colonizers

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Explain and critique the concept that European Colonizers, Invaders, or Conquerors in the Western Hemisphere regarded Indigenous Peoples as "primitive" and considered the traditional Indigenous Peoples' homelands as an ancient, primeval untouched "pristine wilderness" with no development.

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