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[Harry Potter] What are wizards and wizarding cultures like in places other than Europe?

Was/is magic any different for Native Americans, Africans, Aboriginals, Aztecs, or Chinese to name a few? Past and present cultures.
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During Colonisation in the New World and the Pacific, European Wizards engaged in the *complete and utter cultural genocide of native magical peoples*.

Previously, native wizards and witches had been integrated into their communities with non-magical peoples, or “Muggles” as they are called by Wizard Supremacists. Due to their mingling, these magical peoples were seen to be impure, however there was a very high birth rate per capita of Magically born children in the general population.

**European Wizards took it upon themselves to “save” and “restore” the Magical Bloodlines in these countries, by kidnapping and abducting Magical children.**

Over the course of several generations, young Magical Natives where forcibly removed from their communities as soon as their power manifested and placed in schools resembling those in Europe. Existing Magical peoples where actively suppressed and where denied any chance to pass on their knowledge to apprentices, as the Wizarding community was brutally effective at finding and abducting magical children.

The only exception is in New Zealand, where Maori Magical folk successfully resisted British Wizard incursions, although the community went underground following mass European migration - eventually an accord was reached.