SpamBotSam
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If Russia didnt colonize Siberia, what would happen to that whole area? While some ethnic Russians created and settled in cities there, and the indigenous peoples still live there today, that area is now under Russian control, despite its low population density.
If Russia didnt colonize Siberia centuries ago, would that land be like Antarctica (with exception of having some population), in the fact that different countries would fight over that area that doesnt officailly belong to any nation? I'd say thats a strong possibility.
Would the siberian natives split and divide the land into smaller governments? Highly doubt that, since even to this day, the siberian native population is very small.
If Russia didnt colonize Siberia centuries ago, would that land be like Antarctica (with exception of having some population), in the fact that different countries would fight over that area that doesnt officailly belong to any nation? I'd say thats a strong possibility.
Would the siberian natives split and divide the land into smaller governments? Highly doubt that, since even to this day, the siberian native population is very small.