Say again. I am from India. We respect Germans for their tech.knowledge. skill and discipline. Also Sanskrit / Samskruta and German languages hv many similarities.
Not sure a lot of Germans identified as German, since it's only a 150 year old country. But it's more like libertarian Germans that escaped the tyrannies in Europe vs Germans that embraced a more radical form after all the Godful once left.
It was far worse before columbias came here. Other native Indian tribes were slaughtering each other. Good thing westerners came here other wise they would all be wiped out
I think they didn't have an option for Mexican until the 1930s. There were clearly Mexicans all over the SW US since the 1800s. I think New Mexico and Texas were basically Mexico until the 1850s.
Don't be ignorant the people that founded Mexico at the time were the Spainairds & Europeans, then came the Aztecas, Mexico is just the name of that country. But in general Mexicans have both the European and Amerindian ancestry.
@amaliacoria3063 What I am saying is they did not count anyone of mixed heritage. Only options were white or Indigenous. Most people would want to go with white back then because you would have more rights so lets get real here this nation was built on racism. Mexican to be more accurate is Meztizo which is Indigenous based with European admixtures varying in degrees. This can stretch from Central America to New Mexico and West Texas. So yeah don't assume someone is ignorant because you don't understand what I am trying to convey here. Stop projecting.
@@jonathanflores9874most Hispanic people who lived Mexican empire part of USA, were of Spainish european heritage, they invited anglos into Texas to help fight the native Americans
It suggests that this is what people identify as when asked. It would be interesting to see a comparison with their genetics. Almost no Americans claim to be of English descent, and yet very many of them are.
Very true. The English are the baseline of all immigrant populations and set up the institutions of the modern USA. They are the only unhyphenated Americans, identifying simply as Americans. All hyphenated-Americans differentiate themselves from them. When did you last meet a self identifying "English-American"?
@@smokescreen2146 the video defines 'American' as those who identify only as American and don't know any other ethnic background. Some people grow up and never know their ethnic heritage. I've met people like that. It's odd to me, because our family was hyper-aware with a certain amount of pride in our Scandinavian, German and English roots, complete with those old world holiday traditions, traditional food, etc.
@@samimghafari5331 it can have multiple languages, my small country of 11 million people has three official languages and too be honest in the USA there are entire villages who speak nearly only german.
The German language was spoken by the German Americans until the First World War (1914-1918). Due to anti-German hate crimes, many German Americans were hiding their German roots by for example stopping spekking German or ‘translate’ their surnames. Former president Trump’s grandfather had the surname Trumpf when he was born. President Dwight Eisenhower’s German ancestor who migrated to the Unites States was born as Eisenhauer. So, that’s why many people do’nt see much of the German influence.
I guess the german roots got covered a lot during the two WWs. There was the stop of german language papers, peoples started to pronounce their german last names more english. The propaganda took a large part to deny that ancestory
the german influence is notable in the US. it can be heard in the language (mostly word construction/reconstruction) and is very evident in the food: coleslaw, potato salad, hamburgers (hamburg steaks), hot dogs (frankfurt sausages), pretzels, scrapple and a myriad other pork products, sauerkraut, apple sauce, schnitzel, pot roast (sauerbraten), and many more, including black forest torte.
As a German, I see little to no German influence in the USA. It was destroyed during the First World War. Human rights no thanks was obviously the motto of the USA. And as a German you can't eat the supposedly German food in the USA.
I think the 'Americans' are so mixed that you cannot identify them as belonging to any particular ethnic group that arrived in the USA (and the natives). Most of my American relatives are like that. They have Spanish, English, Welsh, German, French and other surnames.
100%? Then you have not been able to go back far enough in your family history. If you are able to connect to aristocracy you will be descended from most nationalities in Europe, and you are almost certainly related to Ghengis Khan as most Europeans are.@@chicagomike
It’s curious how white Europeans ancestry is divided in countries, Asian ancestry is divided in countries, Latin American ancestry is divided in countries and suddenly all the African ancestry is under the single category “ African American “ and never divided in different African countries or black Caribbean countries (like Jamaicans or Haitians that I imagine are considered as African Americans). I wonder from the African American category which country is the main source of ancestry, Nigeria?, Congo? Senegal? It is something that is never tracked like it is on other ethnicities.
Isn' it obvious? The african americans on this video are salves first then descendent of slaves and nobody kept track of their origins. Their origins where probably already lost when still waitting to be bought in costal Africans slave markets and the European who bought them sure didn't care. The more recent African immigrants are probably divided by countries but none of them would make it in the top 17 in numbers, so none of them would appear in this video anyway.
It’s tricky, because most people in the US are probably of mixed ethnicity. I’m mostly Polish, but also of Slovak, Ukrainian, Jewish, British and Irish descent, and while I usually would say I’m ethnically Polish because of my family’s cultural practices, I’m only really slightly more Polish compared to the other listed ethnicities.
After ww1 germans were hated in the us even more than after ww2. They had to change their names to english ones, forbid german words like Sauerkraut (changed to "liberty cabbage") and in generaly, everything german related was frowned up.
I am a German who worked some time in the US. NYC and not the Midwest. I was the only one in a team of five who did not have a German family name. When I asked the guys about their heritage they all said Irish. ;)
I've noticed a lot of the famous American celebrities have 3-6 different ancestries. Jessica Biel for example is Hungarian Jewish, German, English, French and Norwegian and Mark Wahlberg is of Swedish, Irish, English and French descent etc.
As an Irish person, so depressing seeing the Irish Americans increase dramatically in the 1840-1880 while our own home population was being wiped out. Deeply sad.
If you see closely.. As the Non European Americans Rises, America Declined . If you read US History, Basically America wasn't supposed to be the land of Immigrants, it's just a Thing politicians and Capitalists wanted for their Own benefit, no doubt these Guys were immigrants too, Washington said that such an Approach is not fine (He actually intended that He knew this is the way America will end)
Yes, this has always perplexed me. Logic indicates that this population demise was somehow fuelled by the dominating power....8 million Irish in 1840. 6.5 million today in total, including immigrants, of which 5 million in the Republic.
@tk-bz2ww The dramatic decline is a bit more complex than that since it's a mixture of overpopulation (too much strain on the land due to the population doubling in around 50 years), lack of opportunities at home and much more that cannot be simplified. If you're interested, I'd recommend reading more into it.
Nothing of the kind. From 1800 England’s 10 million compared to Ireland’s 8 million, growth compared to other Western European populations, whereas Ireland’s was deliberately prevented from developing and used as a food source for England, it was a deliberate policy of depopulation.
From the 1850s on there have been more Irish in the USA than in Ireland itself. Ireland's population has just recently risen back to where it was in 1840 (before the famine). In the same time period the Irish population of the US has gone from 2 million to 33 million.
I always knew there were a lot of people of Irish and German heritage in the USA, but I had no idea they are still among the highest groups (the highest in the German case) up until today. I also thought there would be a larger share for Italian than there is, and I think a lot of the American category are actually of English heritage. I think English is one of those less likely to be claimed, but is actually quite common.
Yes the scotts welsh scott irsh and ameicans is the reason why everyone speaks english. As well as the irish which im sure will some have anglo norman decent
Exactly. Also, this Video doesn't Account for Population levels at inception(1783), which was 3,000,000 Brits and a few thousand Germans, and no other nationalitiees (Ireland was part of Britain at that time - there were less than 100,000 Irish)
"people with English ancestry are more likely to just identify with just being American so the anglo group is alot bigger than it is" ... would not this drift towards 'American' be more significant for people of German ancestry, given certain world wars motivating people to want to distance themselves from their German ancestry??
Majority of people on my team at work are clearly of Irish descent. One French, one polish, and two, including me, have old English surnames. All different flavors of Caucasian.
A lot of people my age in my area are in 1/2's and 1/4s for ancestry nowadays. Their parents were all 1/2's and full. Usually the first generation would marry some from the same country of origin then their kids seemed to marry someone different usually of a similar religious background. Lots of Polish/Irish/Italian ancestry mixes in my area from 2nd-3rd generation catholic marriages.
When we talk about the descendants of ancient Spanish America, we cannot talk about an ethnic group, since there are great differences between a Puerto Rican, a Mexican or an Argentine. The most important group today in the United States are the emigrants from Spanish America. As a Spaniard, it has always caught my attention that in the United States they talk about the Latin race, which would be like calling all the inhabitants of the former British Empire the British race. Furthermore, the Latin people themselves are the inhabitants of Lazio, a nearby region. To Rome, there are Latin or Romance languages that come from Latin, Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian, Portuguese,... but a Latin race never existed, because even the Roman legions were a mixture of different peoples.
@@vernicejillmagsino9603The fact that a large number of Italians had emigrated to Argentina does not mean that they are not a Spanish-American country. The descendants of Italians, Spaniards, Germans... from Argentina are not Italian Argentines, nor Hispanic Argentines, nor German Argentines, they are simply ARGENTINES. We must also not forget that the ten most common surnames in Argentina are Spanish.
@@M86KIA No hay que complicar tanto las cosas...aqui muchos somos primero gallegos, vascos, catalanes, andaluces y despues somos españoles. En Europa en general hya muchas mas dificultades para seguir a nuestros ancestros que en America o Australia, pues alli hay registros y se mantiene en las familias cuando llegaron y de donde sus antecesores. En Europa a eso nunca se le dio tanta importancia, asi si un aleman, irlandes, italiano, venia a vivir a España, lo unico que queda de rastro es su apellido, en muchos casos espanolizado, pero no les preguntes a sus descendiente ni de donde vino su antepasado ni cuando se asentó en España, salvo que haya sido hace un par de generaciones...
Fun fact, Australia is the only country in the world where more Americans choose to live rather than the amount of people from Australia that choose to live in America.
My dad worked for a company years ago which had a branch office in Australia. The company really didn't like sending employees "down under" to work because once there the employees didn't and often wouldn't come back.
@@kelvinkind7496here in Chicago our population is 33% white, 29.8% non-white Hispanic, 29.1% black/African and about 6% Asian. We are a diverse city 😁 with no majority racial or ethnic group. Cook county is 40% white, 26% black/African American, 15% non-white Hispanic and about 10% Asian and 9% is other.
The largest "ethnic" group of the US is English it's just they are underrepresented in the figures because not many with English ancestry claim it or are aware of it. Many just call themselves American. Look at the most common surnames of the US and most are English or British names 7 out of 10 with the rest being Spanish/Mexican surnames (3 out of 10).
Did you know that many European immigrants (Germans for instance) Anglicised their names (example “Schmidt” to “Smith”) to help fit better into society? I don’t doubt that the English (or perhaps more to the point British) still have the largest gene pool present in the US. It’s all very mixed now though
@@daguckste9151 Not Germany if that's what you're implying? The Anglo Saxons invaded but they didn't replace the whole indigenous population. DNA shows they were a small minority. Also after over a 1000 years of assimilation it's fair to call them English. Otherwise we could say everybody is east African because that's where humans originate
@@jameshunter7303 Yes, I knew that. It IS all very mixed though, you're right. People used to want to fit in more so they anglicised their names. Today we have the opposite- people want to stand out more or sound exotic so they will call themselves Irish if they have one Irish grandmother.
@@jameshunter7303 Yeah I think many Finnish people with the name that meant "hill" in Finnish took the English name Hill when they arrived. The immigration officials probably spent about 10 seconds helping them decide.
Are these numbers from immigration data taken at the border when people arrived? Or is the data gleaned from other means, such as a survey of what people believe to be their heritage?
Those who identify themselves as simply American are primarily of English and Scottish descent. Their ancestry just goes too far back so they stopped identifying with the country of origin where they ancestors came from.
In 1982 their were 48 million Americans descended from the English....then they changed the census to say American instead of English.... English are the largest ethnic group in America this video is wrong
@@RS__7 this is a lie. Where do you get your research from? We have DNA tests now to prove where we come from. Stop spreading misinformation. My family is from Schleswig-Holstein. Where are you from?
I'm surprised Chinese and Indian aren't a lot more in 2023. It feels like everywhere you look these days you see Chinese or Indian in the US. In Canada Mandarin has practically become the 2nd language (eg on ATMs you have the option of English or Mandarin)
@@josesaavedra6106 Indians are growing but still no where close to Chinese - who literally have streets and malls dedicated to them, you walk in there and you're in Shanghai or Beijing lol
Firstly you probably live in a state or city where Indians and Chinese like me are a lot more common . A lot of people you think are Chinese may have been Korean , Vietnamese or Filipino .
That is completely wrong. The US Census is wrong and because it's based on self-identifying. Many Americans change their minds about their identity every decade. Mostly Americans lies also about their Ancestry because they like to be different than being English, Scottish, Irish or Welsh. I meet Americans which claimed to be Japanese or Korean but have English or Irish surname. For Example: English Ancestry: In the 1980 Census, over 49 million 49.698.035 Americans claimed English ancestry. At 26.34%, this was the largest group amongst the 188 million people who reported at least one ancestry. In the 2019 Census only 23.593.434 Americans claimed English ancestry 7.7% of the US population. Irish Ancestry: In the 1980 Census, over 40 Millionen people claimed Irish ancestry and today only claimed to be Irish 31,517,030 9.7% of the US population. Scottish Americans: In the 1980 Census 10.048.816 million people 4.44% claimed Scottish ancestry and today only 5.298.861 1.6% of the US population. Scotch-Irish Ancestry: Self-identified "Scotch-Irish" 2004 27 million people 9.2% of the U.S population and today 3.011.165 million people 0.9% of the U.S population. Welsh Americans: Today 1.956.225 people claimed to be Welsh. That´s only 0.6% of the U.S population but 3.8% of American appear to bear a Welsh surname. Americans which claimed to have German ancestry is 44 Million People 13% of the US population. Majority of them are just claimed to be partly German not fully. Which is mostly made up because it's self reported ancestry. 15 Million from 44 Million has self reported german ancestry alone. Thats also the only believable and realistic number for Germans in the United States. But 44 Million is made up like Christmas Pickles tradition what Americans believe is a German tradition which don't even exists in Germany. If Germans would make such a high number. As in the Census, there would be cultural influence. Such as Migrants' food consumption or Holidays. Americans celebrate Irish holidays such as Halloween and St. Patrick's Day. There is no German public holiday in the U.S which should have a higher impact with such numbers. Then why do Americans live in American colony houses which came from English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh settlers to this day and not in the German houses called ,,Fachwerkhaus" ? Town Names in the Unites States are very rare but aren't even German historical. Example Germantown: Although the arrival by ship of the later founders of Germantown in Philadelphia on October 6, 1683, was later to provide the date for German-American Day, a holiday in the United States, historical research has shown that nearly all of the first thirteen Quaker and Mennonite families were in fact Dutch rather than Germans. Another Example: Schaumburg before known as Sarahs Grove: The original 1842 township survey names the grove (immediately west of the center of the township, in sections 21 and 22) as Sarah's Grove. Three families lived near a grove of woods on the northwest end of the township, and each family had a woman named Sarah 'Sarah McChesney, Sarah Frisbe, and Sarah Smith'. At a township meeting in 1850, citizens debated new names for the town. A wealthy landowner named Friedrich Heinrich Nerge, at one point during the meeting, slammed his fist on the table and yelled in Low German, "Schaumburg schall et heiten!" The English translation: "It will be called Schaumburg!". At that point, the township became officially called Schaumburg. Germans do not adapt to the respective culture. They have always been considered stubborn. See Brazil or Argentina or today in Mallorca, Spain. The German influence is much larger in these countries than in the US despite the lower numbers. They celebrate their holidays there and also have their bread culture.
American is not a nationality, Mr. Yoshida. American is and will always be a historical and continental identity like European, Asian and African that refers to all people from sll countries of AMERICA, an entire continent since 1507, composed of 35 countries, officially discovered and named in the South by the Catholics and not by a bunch of Protestants Pilgrims who arrived here centuries later behind us when everything had already been discovered and named and didn't spend a cent n the enterprise of the discovery of America. America and American refer to the discovery, conquest and colonisation of the American continent by the Catholics. You should learn the America's history properly and don't trust everything your winners tell you.
It's also wrong because they never count all the illegals properly, it's more like 40 million Mexicans and 60 million illegal ones, so it's more like 100,000,000 just go to any medical clinic on a Sunday or social security office
@@siriemapantanal6894 From the wikipedia page about ehtnicity in USA: "However, demographers regard the reported number of English Americans as a statistical error, as the index of inconsistency is high and *many, if not most, Americans from English stock have a tendency to identify simply as Americans or, if of mixed European ancestry, with a different European ethnic group.["* This is consistent with what the OP said. It seems Americans tend to "change their mind" about their nationality. Wouldn't be surprising.
@Gozhda Hi! Great video! But wait, I thought the 'American' 🇺🇸 meant _'Native Americans',_ the original peoples. But they have a separate bar?? What do you mean by _American_ here, that 6th largest one, below 🏴-by 2023??
The US government in the 1920s went to a lot of trouble to identify the ethnicity of white americans,according to them there was 39.2 million from the UK and another 10.6 million from the Irish Republic and another 4 million Canadians ,i would think about 2.5 million who where of British or Irish descent .At the same time they estimated there where 15.5 million Germans ,add Swiss Germans ,Austrians and Eastern European Germans for a total of about 18 million .Since then the white population has doubled
A century later it's still trouble 😂 Sociologists doubt American nation, looks like just a some people, living in same territory more or less called united as over countries. Regarding more then 70% would like to live USA forever with losing sitezenship (most prefered country proclaimed Canada), this point of view sounds resonable
Esa gente es de origen Bárbara y Celta. Los bárbaros anglos, pictus,...y demás. No tenían sentido de pertenencia, entonces nunca se preocupo más que por su día a día. Osea no esperes algo más de ellos. Del pueblo Celta tuvieron orden tras toparse con los romanos, osea tienen sentido de pertenencia, por lo cual existe la preocupación por el devenir por eso los irlandés aumentaron su población como se esperaba.
@@lindamuzza5450 Of course they are,but the point i was making is that for the main european ancestries these figures above are wrong !The German figure according to the US government is too high and the figure for the British Isles is too low .There where 3.462 million Italians
Easily one of my favorite channels. I enjoy the scope and variety of topics you explore. I've no idea the voodoo you've hexed me with to keep me watching those damn numbers increase or decrease with no supportive video, animation, CTA thumbnails, clickbait thumbnails, soothing (or any other kind of) narration, fancy editing, fancy music, fancy eye candy (read: T&A), but there it is, I'm hooked. Well done... but damn you!
On this graph is the group titled "American" essentially a default category? ...meaning that they either don't know what their heritage is or that it's too compounded to claim any particular clear line of ethnicity?
Genetic studies indicate that most of the ancestry of the so-called Caucasians came from British and Irish, on the other hand they have a high admixture with Germanics and Italians, in addition to an average of 2% admixture with African Americans. Most of the ancestry of African Americans came from West Africa, highlighting ethnicities of Bantu and Yoruba origin, with a mixture of 20% white or Caucasian. Hispanics and Latinos are those who present the highest levels of native ancestry in America with 40%, and with a high degree of Mediterranean miscegenation of 60%, highlighting the Iberian Peninsula and to a lesser extent Italians, Arabs and North Africans, also the component from Sub-Saharan Africa reaches up to 9%.
I've traced most of my ancestors back to the generations that crossed the Atlantic. They include English, Welsh, Scots, Irish, German, and French. So which bar am I in? Great chart, BTW.
I dispute TH-cam vloggers and their so called statistics, I don't believe that more German than English migrants settled in the US, why was the US a British crown colony like Australia and New Zealand and Canada before the war of independence, that was sparked by the resentment of unrealistic taxes imposed by the British King? And we have Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts. And how can there be more than 3 million Swedish migrants, Sweden has only like 7 million people in it today and half of them were born in Africa
Propongo un negocio. Estados Unidos de América, de Alaska a Tierra del Fuego, cambiamos banderas por mayoría en idioma y cultura. País trilingüe y nultirracial con organización gringa.
Quite interesting, but cant really make much of it, unless the data sources and model development are explained, and made available, in description. Do such detailed numbers across the full time span reported even exist? Thus, i imagine there is some estimating here, and heavily so in the early years. if so, how were numbers generated, and what justifies/validates the estimations?
I guess these people are mixed raced. For example, they have 1/4 German, 1/4 Italian, 1/4 English, 1/4 French blood, so it's hard for them to identify themselves as any of these races. Instead, it's more appropriate to describe them as American race
Das waren keine deutsche, die gegen Deutschland kämpften. Wer sein Herkunftsland bekämpft und unter einer anderen Flagge steht, der sollte sich eines bewusst sein, dass war Verrat ;)
Because American is the group of people who been in this country for so long that they just want to label themselves as American Their actual ethnicity is not known. Also, the US census.
German was also the most spoken language in the United States for a long time. Everything changed in the late 19th early 20th century. As a rising nation in Europe and later World War 1 and 2, the Germans were not in a good light. In some cases, the German language was even banned. Today, German is still sometimes heard among the Armisch or Mennoites.
@@TV-virus_TikTok-war In the 17th century Germany was the country with the most inhabitants in Europe. Very few went to Australia and Argentina, only those brought to Russia by Catherine the Great.
@@TV-virus_TikTok-warthe biggest wave of German immigration was after ww1, and why so many Germans all over? Because their own country (Prussia and eastern Germany) was ripped off, and given to others. All those poor Germans were pushed away from their home. It was almost the size of nowadays Germany. The victors (the allies) wrote history, therefore the truth was hidden. German people have been victims of other countries’ robbing since beginning 20th century and still be.
Since the natives are already in their own category on the list, this should be plainly obvious not the answer it’s just people who called themselves American and nothing else
Something important to bear in mind with this video, whenever you see a large increase in a particular ethnicity, it's usually because of some kinds of strife causing them to migrate. So you get a massive wave of Irish in the 1840s because of the Irish famine. German's in the latter 19th century because of German wars of unification. Jews in around 1900 because of pogroms and anti semitism in Eastern Europe. You don't get similar migration from England or France because they were developed and affluent. The pattern continues today with migration from Mexico, many fleeing Mexico due gang violence and other problems there.
as of today, Mexico is not a violent country and certainly not poor those feeing usually from other central americans nations like Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, Cubans and Venezuelans.. the reason why there are so many mexicans in US is because historically California, Arizona, Nevada, and Texas used to be part of MEXICO until USA stole it during american-mexican civil war.
Bueno, en cuanto a México, porque Estados Unidos robó poco más de la mitad del territorio mexicano (aunque la escuela nos enseña que fue un tratado para liquidar una deuda) y la frontera cruzó el terreno, dejando a muchos mexicanos del lado estadounidense, y aún así se quejan de los mexicanos cuando los mexicanos van a sus tierras como Texas, Los Angeles, Nuevo México, Chicago... etc...
@@arthurmata6068yes, Mexico once had a portion of the current US. Many countries around the world were once controlled by other countries/empires. Does that mean the land didn't belong to them? Wars happen and land changes who controls it. There is no problem with people from any country coming to the USA. As long as it's done the right/legal way.
The germans migrated because life was miserable in Germany and Germany couldn't sustain the massive population growth of the industrial revolution. Europe's population wiuld be a lot higher if it had the time to feed those populations.
A lot of English are actually of Welsh origins (British). The problem comes about because the Americans are never taught the differences and why Welsh people can have no ancestry from England but have an English origin surname. It’s because they all comes from first names, so for example - someone who Adopted A surname in Wales would have been called William, and used that as a surname when adopting the English system, so William become Williams in Wales and Williamson in England or Scotland. Here is a list of some Welsh (British) origin names - Rhys Rees Morgan Lloyd Owen Owens Evans Powell Howell Huws Hughes Griffiths Bethel Pugh Walsh Welsh Davies David Lewellyn
My Daughter (English with Irish ancestry like me) married into a Welsh/German family a few years back. We’ve absolutely loved adopting the different cultures and customs. 😊🏴🏴🇮🇪🇩🇪
Son of John, secondary variation is Johns and Johnson. A bit like how The surname Walsh comes from the surname Welsh. Which arose in Ireland due to the settlement of Welsh soldiers in the Middle Ages.
There is almost more people with Norwegian ancestry living in USA than there is Norwegians living in Norway current population is 5,488,984 Its especially intresting considering Norway has not had wars and unstability apart form WW2 but we where very poor Before the industrial revolution came to us early 1900
Robert Fergusson writes about the Norvegians in his book "Scandinavians- In Search of the Soul of the North". A unique look into their culture, history, and politics.What a great, hard-working people! I am familiar with many of them settling in the prairies of Minnesota and later moving on west to Oregon.
And they did not count the Mexican civilians that were in the occupied states, although the US government later killed them and gave those lands to Anglo-Saxon Protestants.
A lot of White Americans who list their ancestry as "American" are actually of English and Scots-Irish descent. If we counted them with those of English ancestry as one group, they'd actually outnumber the Germans. Just throwing that out there.
considering the vietnamese have plenty of footprints in each state (nail salons, pho restaurants, little saigon, etc..); it's crazy to know that we don't even show up in the entire video
It's really a shame how the ethnic Germans were discriminated against from 1917 onwards, especially by the English speakers, and they had nothing to do with the Third Reich either. One must not forget that most Americans have German roots.
They should not have migrated to an English civilization then. But they have dropped their germaness and are well integrated into the the culture and principles and language of the society mainly because the week will to drop their culture and integrate something I fear will never happen with the more recent migrants.
@@kurtdrexler9888- you were not “ Germans” then but Saxons , Bavarians , Wittenbergers etc. You only became Germans in 1870 ish . A bit like the Italians. And you’ve been a pain in the arse ever since 🤷🏻🤔😲🤦🏻♂️🤣😘
Ja aber Deutschland ist viel weiter vorne wenn es um "Soziale" Staaten geht! 🤣🤣 The ancestry didn't help the USA learn the same system unfortunately ☠️
Im always interested how the american accent developed. I mean at one point when under british rule. Did most people speak with an english accent. Its the same with australia and canada. Same language but unique accent.
As I understand it, the American accent is closer to the original English one but still quite far removed from it. The classic English accents are rather new-ish.
Interesting how French has always been one of the largest groups, yet there are very few places in the country with a distinctive “Little France” cultural enclaves.
@@davehoward22 My family has lived in the South West; New Mexico Colorado for several centuries...I was surprised to learn, after getting my DNA results and always identifying as Mexican American that I have French as the highest percentage... France 24% Indigenous Americas-Mexico 22% Basque 20% Spain 18% Indigenous Americas-North 4% Portugal 3% Northern Africa 2% Indigenous Americas-Central 2% Sweden & Denmark 2% Mali 1% Jewish 1% Wales 1%...I love my Ethnicity!
Dwight eisenhower eric shmidt from google are from german descent shwarzeneger is austrian pat gelzinger intel ceo is german henry kissinger too when you r driving in lancaster county Pennsylvannia the amish country you can still see even today the german influence all over the state bismark is the name of the state capital of one of the dakota s the american hot dog is a result of this influence german americans are predominants all over the midwest even in certain parts of texas this is America
I am sure someone has asked this, but what is the data source? As a history teacher, this makes sense, but where do the numbers come from? I have an Italian name, but an English, French, German, Irish, Scotch, etc. I identify as Northwestern Europe rather than any nation state.
As someone living in Europe, it always seem strange when Americans call themselves, for example, Irish, but when you ask them who in their family came from Ireland, they don't know. Given we all have 4 grandparents, thats 8 great grand parent and 16 great great grand parents, in a country as diverse as the USA, I am always suprised so many people seem to know so precisely their background. X
Waves of immigration would often come all at once and settle in a particular area where other people of the same heritage already live. For example, my great-great grandparents generation came from Ireland to Boston, along with millions of other Irish people. All the people in the neighborhood they lived in would have been Irish immigrants, and so the people they met and married were also most likely to be Irish immigrants. For example, traditionally South Boston was an Irish neighborhood, while The North End was Italian. Its still like this to some extent, South Boston has a big St. Patrick's day parade and lots of Irish bars and pubs, while The North End has excellent Italian restaurants, pizzerias and cafes on every corner. But this is slowly changing since immigration is not coming from Europe is large numbers anymore, but the third world.
That accounts for the people who just say they are American and leave it at that. If someone were to ask me that is what I’d tell them since, even with doing a DNA heritage test, there is no pinpointing a specific place of origin. I even have a percentage of unidentifiable DNA. 😂
@@episdosas9949My grandfather's grandmother came from Norway. That's my great great grandmother. That technically makes me 1/16th Norwegian. To my mind, I can't really claim to be Norwegian, having never been there and having no other Norwegian relatives that I know of. X
@@oz25 thats your history and your mind. its not the same for everyone. murica has been a very segregated place. my parents born in murica, were both grand children of mexicans. all great grandparents from one country. just like it can be for other people. and might not know all their names. immigrating from other places, people even changed their last names or lost information.
Good video 👍 I'm glad you broke it down into the correct ethnic groups of English 🏴, Scottish 🏴 and Welsh 🏴 rather than just lumping us all together as British 🇬🇧
It's simple, Britain includes Ireland Scotland Wales England and Cornwall! Ireland was British Commonwealth too, you better believe it buddy, get an old copy of the King James Bible, King James also ruled Ireland. It was the Roman Empire that called it Britain by the way. AKA the British isles
@@blake9358 Ireland is not part of Great Britain. England, Scotland and Wales make up Great Britain. When you add northern Ireland to Great Britain it becomes the United Kingdom and when you add the Republic of Ireland to the United Kingdom it becomes the British isles. Also Cornwall is part of England not a constituent country of the UK and it was the norman french king Stephen of England that first conquered parts of Ireland.
"minoritys" out number my Nordic brethren manytimes over, also we arrived via New Amsterdam making us Native Americans, and those of us who are non Christianized, are tribal peoples as well. Interesting we have catogorized as White and majority.
Treated “INDIGENOUS” Americans and blacks like trash for hundreds of years just be replaced by Hispanics and Asians in just 50 is just straight comedy. 😅
According to the 2020 American Community Survey which the stats on Wikipedia come from, Dutch 🇳🇱 and Swedish 🇸🇪 are still in the top 17 ancestral groups in the U.S., so they shouldn’t have been booted out of the video at the end. I don’t know what your sources are, but they appear to be wrong about multiple things.
this stats is obviously fake😂 the english ethnicity was the largest among any other ethnicities up until 1980s.. but after that in 1990s-now.. the english is surpassed by people who reported german and irish descent.. and oddly.. the number of people who reported english as their ancestry dropped drastically to almost half.. from 45.6m people in 1980s census to 37m in 1990s and now to just 24m people.. and insanely the german reporters went from 45.2m(just behind english in second) in 1980s up to 59m in 1990s.. that's just insane.. many assuming that americans of english descent who have other ancestry than english tend to report another differentiated ethnic group.. so maybe that's why.. yeah i think that's reasonable tho.. cause people from england(they called english cause from england) and the majority of people in america speak the same language right? so maybe they just trynna be different and they don't wanna be called the "british".. so they want to set themselves apart from the british(especially the english) from 1990s-now i think
It is not like they ran DNA tests on these people. This was based on what people filled out in a census. It is likely than many people simply identified as American vs the ancestry of their grandparents.
Buddy if you see Germans , Russian and Austraian/Hungarian at the beginig , large number of them where Poles that flee those states after Poland was devided and was no longer state , so yeah that video dont show real numbers .
@@adammarcinkowski-ko3el poland wasn't exist that time and i'm curious how did they know if there were "poles" in the us? like either immigrants or reported ethnicity.. i think maybe they list that their language was polish on a document or something🤔
And the Mexican population in the US peaked in 2014. It’s been decreasing since then because of people moving back to Mexico. In the video it keeps growing though.
I'm pretty much all of West Europe in different percentages. From the Mediterranean cost of France all the way through Scotland, as far north as Finland and as far south as Spain. :)
@@metehankanmaz8805 "as far *north* as Finland" Northern yes, but I was mentioning the scope of my heritage. Finnish is maybe 10% of the full scope here.
No wonder how America accomplished so much.. German engineering ✌️✌️
The downfall of the US is coherent with the rise of non european ethnical groups.
No, no.
It was slavery.
Yea... If not Germany, there world didint exist 😂😂😂
@@Radoslaw9292 So, if it weren't for the German settlers, the Africans wouldn't have been enslaved? Really?
Say again. I am from India. We respect Germans for their tech.knowledge. skill and discipline. Also Sanskrit / Samskruta and German languages hv many similarities.
seems that during WW2, Americans vs Germans is like Germans vs Germans
😂😂😂
Not sure a lot of Germans identified as German, since it's only a 150 year old country. But it's more like libertarian Germans that escaped the tyrannies in Europe vs Germans that embraced a more radical form after all the Godful once left.
His figures are wrong as have been pointed out by others including the 1922 census that has English as the largest group.
I’m still at 1908 and thinking to myself this is about to get really interesting…😂
Most great scientists of us in ww2 were of German ancestry
Seeing that Native American number drop so significantly starting in 1880 hit a lot harder than I thought it would
I felt the same way
It was far worse before columbias came here. Other native Indian tribes were slaughtering each other. Good thing westerners came here other wise they would all be wiped out
I think they didn't have an option for Mexican until the 1930s. There were clearly Mexicans all over the SW US since the 1800s. I think New Mexico and Texas were basically Mexico until the 1850s.
Don't be ignorant the people that founded Mexico at the time were the Spainairds & Europeans, then came the Aztecas, Mexico is just the name of that country. But in general Mexicans have both the European and Amerindian ancestry.
@amaliacoria3063 What I am saying is they did not count anyone of mixed heritage. Only options were white or Indigenous. Most people would want to go with white back then because you would have more rights so lets get real here this nation was built on racism. Mexican to be more accurate is Meztizo which is Indigenous based with European admixtures varying in degrees. This can stretch from Central America to New Mexico and West Texas. So yeah don't assume someone is ignorant because you don't understand what I am trying to convey here. Stop projecting.
The Mexicans have been there forever. Texas was literally taken from Mexico. And the native people didn't have a border there
@@jonathanflores9874most Hispanic people who lived Mexican empire part of USA, were of Spainish european heritage, they invited anglos into Texas to help fight the native Americans
The aztecs were first than Spaniards....@@amaliacoria3063
It suggests that this is what people identify as when asked. It would be interesting to see a comparison with their genetics. Almost no Americans claim to be of English descent, and yet very many of them are.
First of all, whoa it's lindybeige! Second, I agree!
Very true. The English are the baseline of all immigrant populations and set up the institutions of the modern USA. They are the only unhyphenated Americans, identifying simply as Americans. All hyphenated-Americans differentiate themselves from them. When did you last meet a self identifying "English-American"?
lol 20 million americans in america. yeah right
Yes, especially many of the people who now self identify as African-American, Irish and German.
@@smokescreen2146 the video defines 'American' as those who identify only as American and don't know any other ethnic background. Some people grow up and never know their ethnic heritage. I've met people like that. It's odd to me, because our family was hyper-aware with a certain amount of pride in our Scandinavian, German and English roots, complete with those old world holiday traditions, traditional food, etc.
Still don’t understand why german isn’t the second language of the state
Edit: stop tf commenting. Its been 8 months now.
Assimilation
Cause the government had and has a formal language English ❤
@@samimghafari5331 it can have multiple languages, my small country of 11 million people has three official languages and too be honest in the USA there are entire villages who speak nearly only german.
The German language was spoken by the German Americans until the First World War (1914-1918). Due to anti-German hate crimes, many German Americans were hiding their German roots by for example stopping spekking German or ‘translate’ their surnames.
Former president Trump’s grandfather had the surname Trumpf when he was born. President Dwight Eisenhower’s German ancestor who migrated to the Unites States was born as Eisenhauer.
So, that’s why many people do’nt see much of the German influence.
Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache
I guess the german roots got covered a lot during the two WWs. There was the stop of german language papers, peoples started to pronounce their german last names more english. The propaganda took a large part to deny that ancestory
Yup, like for example Schmidt --> Smith
and even Eisenhower who fought against nazists had German roots. his original last name was Eisenhauer
If every american of german descent embraced their roots as strongly as the newcomers they would be in for a shock.
The soy hun vs the Chad Woodrow Wilson.
Lol
the german influence is notable in the US. it can be heard in the language (mostly word construction/reconstruction) and is very evident in the food: coleslaw, potato salad, hamburgers (hamburg steaks), hot dogs (frankfurt sausages), pretzels, scrapple and a myriad other pork products, sauerkraut, apple sauce, schnitzel, pot roast (sauerbraten), and many more, including black forest torte.
Like them, The metric system should also do its good!!
But you cannot take away the original Anglo roots of America
Well, we got a lot of Italian influence as well.
As a German, I see little to no German influence in the USA. It was destroyed during the First World War. Human rights no thanks was obviously the motto of the USA. And as a German you can't eat the supposedly German food in the USA.
Yes, the United States educational system is largely derived and evolved from the German model at that time.
I think the 'Americans' are so mixed that you cannot identify them as belonging to any particular ethnic group that arrived in the USA (and the natives). Most of my American relatives are like that. They have Spanish, English, Welsh, German, French and other surnames.
Not true always. I am hundred percent from Yugoslavia both Croat and Serb. Spainish, Mexican or Puerto Rican.
@@chicagomike ?
100%? Then you have not been able to go back far enough in your family history. If you are able to connect to aristocracy you will be descended from most nationalities in Europe, and you are almost certainly related to Ghengis Khan as most Europeans are.@@chicagomike
We are the modern day ROMAN EMPIRE.
@@pdcdesign9632Lol you do know India has more diversity yeah?
It’s curious how white Europeans ancestry is divided in countries, Asian ancestry is divided in countries, Latin American ancestry is divided in countries and suddenly all the African ancestry is under the single category “ African American “ and never divided in different African countries or black Caribbean countries (like Jamaicans or Haitians that I imagine are considered as African Americans). I wonder from the African American category which country is the main source of ancestry, Nigeria?, Congo? Senegal? It is something that is never tracked like it is on other ethnicities.
"Jews" isn't a country either. They could be from anywhere
African American share the same violence behaviour
It's because they forget their origin, language, culture
@@ahfei6847yeah, but their ancestral origin is the rather small area of Israel
Isn' it obvious? The african americans on this video are salves first then descendent of slaves and nobody kept track of their origins. Their origins where probably already lost when still waitting to be bought in costal Africans slave markets and the European who bought them sure didn't care. The more recent African immigrants are probably divided by countries but none of them would make it in the top 17 in numbers, so none of them would appear in this video anyway.
Wonderful video.
It’s tricky, because most people in the US are probably of mixed ethnicity. I’m mostly Polish, but also of Slovak, Ukrainian, Jewish, British and Irish descent, and while I usually would say I’m ethnically Polish because of my family’s cultural practices, I’m only really slightly more Polish compared to the other listed ethnicities.
Jewish is not a race. LOL
Pole, Ukrainian, Slovak are absolutely related peoples, so it’s strange to hear them listed
What type of British are you ?
@@dragoslavdelavega558Actually, it is mate. Jews are a race.
@@user-wu9gr9xm8pconfused souls, using labels such as mexican, Jewish ect to describe genetic backgrounds is dumb
United States of Germany. 😂
Jha whol..argentinien jetz
All owned by Js
@@cesara3348 JAWOHL- ist richtig.
A lot emigrated to America because of warring in Germany and religious persecution.
@@joemiller9931 ich verstehe cheee
Lots of Germans. But you don't see as many German last names in the US? I'm guessing they changed them due to the war. Like from Schmidt to Smith.
because of assimilation
Changed at Ellis Island. Come to Wisconsin- you will see MANY German surnames!
After ww1 germans were hated in the us even more than after ww2. They had to change their names to english ones, forbid german words like Sauerkraut (changed to "liberty cabbage") and in generaly, everything german related was frowned up.
Even the German shepherd became Alsatian in the UK
I am a German who worked some time in the US. NYC and not the Midwest. I was the only one in a team of five who did not have a German family name. When I asked the guys about their heritage they all said Irish. ;)
I've noticed a lot of the famous American celebrities have 3-6 different ancestries. Jessica Biel for example is Hungarian Jewish, German, English, French and Norwegian and Mark Wahlberg is of Swedish, Irish, English and French descent etc.
You were supposed to give some examples of famous people.
As an Irish person, so depressing seeing the Irish Americans increase dramatically in the 1840-1880 while our own home population was being wiped out. Deeply sad.
If you see closely..
As the Non European Americans Rises, America Declined .
If you read US History, Basically America wasn't supposed to be the land of Immigrants, it's just a Thing politicians and Capitalists wanted for their Own benefit, no doubt these Guys were immigrants too, Washington said that such an Approach is not fine (He actually intended that He knew this is the way America will end)
Yes, this has always perplexed me. Logic indicates that this population demise was somehow fuelled by the dominating power....8 million Irish in 1840. 6.5 million today in total, including immigrants, of which 5 million in the Republic.
Probably comes down to a religious response from the largely Protestant-driven dominating power against the Catholic Irish.
@tk-bz2ww The dramatic decline is a bit more complex than that since it's a mixture of overpopulation (too much strain on the land due to the population doubling in around 50 years), lack of opportunities at home and much more that cannot be simplified. If you're interested, I'd recommend reading more into it.
Nothing of the kind. From 1800 England’s 10 million compared to Ireland’s 8 million, growth compared to other Western European populations, whereas Ireland’s was deliberately prevented from developing and used as a food source for England, it was a deliberate policy of depopulation.
From the 1850s on there have been more Irish in the USA than in Ireland itself. Ireland's population has just recently risen back to where it was in 1840 (before the famine). In the same time period the Irish population of the US has gone from 2 million to 33 million.
Crazy
At this point they are not more irish
?@@elfastzarate2971
Catholic beliefs is have as many children as possible. Now the Hispanic blindly believe in the sane nonsense.
they are not Irish
I always knew there were a lot of people of Irish and German heritage in the USA, but I had no idea they are still among the highest groups (the highest in the German case) up until today. I also thought there would be a larger share for Italian than there is, and I think a lot of the American category are actually of English heritage. I think English is one of those less likely to be claimed, but is actually quite common.
Now I understand why gringos are racist. German genetics
Of all the people that came to America Italians returned to their home country more than anyone.
@@fenet8627beaner got mad
Yes, they still
Also, Italian settled more in the cities and the culture thrived jointly. Many of Germans moved to the country and adapted…eventually.
Damn, that was fascinating. 😯
This blew my mind.
people with English ancestry are more likely to just identify with just being American so the anglo group is alot bigger than it is
cope, just admit that amerimuttts are mixed with the majority of them being German
Yes the scotts welsh scott irsh and ameicans is the reason why everyone speaks english. As well as the irish which im sure will some have anglo norman decent
Exactly. Also, this Video doesn't Account for Population levels at inception(1783), which was 3,000,000 Brits and a few thousand Germans, and no other nationalitiees (Ireland was part of Britain at that time - there were less than 100,000 Irish)
And if someone are half Norwegian and half English they will only share the English part for some reason
"people with English ancestry are more likely to just identify with just being American so the anglo group is alot bigger than it is" ... would not this drift towards 'American' be more significant for people of German ancestry, given certain world wars motivating people to want to distance themselves from their German ancestry??
it's crazy how there is 33 million irish ppl in usa while irish ppl in ireland almost 5 million
Majority of people on my team at work are clearly of Irish descent. One French, one polish, and two, including me, have old English surnames. All different flavors of Caucasian.
В мире 10 миллионов армян. Но в Армении живёт только 3 миллиона.
Is this birth rate too.
The true number of Irish people in usa is 75,000 and that number is dwindling
@@TheOpethOfMastodon my mom is Norwegian descent
German language was almost adopted as official language in the US!
It is NASA
I mean technically The US doesn't have a official language English is our "De Facto" while Spanish is our secondary "De Facto"
Germans are smart ppl who learned English and assimilated well. 👍
is almost the same i can read german an i don´t even know the rules @@shinji1264
thats a legend my friend.
A lot of people my age in my area are in 1/2's and 1/4s for ancestry nowadays. Their parents were all 1/2's and full. Usually the first generation would marry some from the same country of origin then their kids seemed to marry someone different usually of a similar religious background. Lots of Polish/Irish/Italian ancestry mixes in my area from 2nd-3rd generation catholic marriages.
In the 1820’s, those are not only Spanish but Mexican 🇪🇸🇲🇽
I'm Mexican and Brazilian and I want to move to India one day
Inhabitants of the Spanish Empire.
@@carlosvicedoalbors1200 The Declaration of Independence of the Mexican Empire was written in 1821, hence my comment.
@@pomo1697You are always welcome.
Bring Mexican spicy recipes
Not going to lie, I expected more Italians.
I am from NY, 30% of my friends have Italian ancestry
Only because they talk so loud !!! LOL
Down here in the south you hardly see any of them
Most part in brazil,argentina,uruguay or chile
Resume=south america
@@Twilight_Light_Lord Chile???? lol
When we talk about the descendants of ancient Spanish America, we cannot talk about an ethnic group, since there are great differences between a Puerto Rican, a Mexican or an Argentine. The most important group today in the United States are the emigrants from Spanish America. As a Spaniard, it has always caught my attention that in the United States they talk about the Latin race, which would be like calling all the inhabitants of the former British Empire the British race. Furthermore, the Latin people themselves are the inhabitants of Lazio, a nearby region. To Rome, there are Latin or Romance languages that come from Latin, Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian, Portuguese,... but a Latin race never existed, because even the Roman legions were a mixture of different peoples.
Now, tell that to a United statian….they won’t comprehend so many well words put right
Argentines in the US could be Italian Americans too because Argentina has a largest Italian community
@@vernicejillmagsino9603The fact that a large number of Italians had emigrated to Argentina does not mean that they are not a Spanish-American country. The descendants of Italians, Spaniards, Germans... from Argentina are not Italian Argentines, nor Hispanic Argentines, nor German Argentines, they are simply ARGENTINES. We must also not forget that the ten most common surnames in Argentina are Spanish.
@@M86KIA No hay que complicar tanto las cosas...aqui muchos somos primero gallegos, vascos, catalanes, andaluces y despues somos españoles. En Europa en general hya muchas mas dificultades para seguir a nuestros ancestros que en America o Australia, pues alli hay registros y se mantiene en las familias cuando llegaron y de donde sus antecesores. En Europa a eso nunca se le dio tanta importancia, asi si un aleman, irlandes, italiano, venia a vivir a España, lo unico que queda de rastro es su apellido, en muchos casos espanolizado, pero no les preguntes a sus descendiente ni de donde vino su antepasado ni cuando se asentó en España, salvo que haya sido hace un par de generaciones...
"Latino" is a word often ridiculed by white Americans because it's a stupid term.
This explains a lot...
Fun fact, Australia is the only country in the world where more Americans choose to live rather than the amount of people from Australia that choose to live in America.
What about Israel? 300,000 U.S. citizens live there, while 110,00-150,000 born Israelis live permanently in the U.S.
@@Mer1912 Australia and Canada are obviously better countries to live
@@TiestoCalvinHarrisgood luck to wake up with a grand spider in your bed
@@AlexanderDenaria I meant currency, education, restaurants and music wise
My dad worked for a company years ago which had a branch office in Australia. The company really didn't like sending employees "down under" to work because once there the employees didn't and often wouldn't come back.
Up here in Pennsylvania majority of people are a mix of German, Italian, and Irish. I’m all three.
Black people Rioting here in Wisconsin
Italiano east coast
Many Germans came to Pennsylvania from the Palatinate after the widespread destruction that took place in the 17th century.
@@kelvinkind7496here in Chicago our population is 33% white, 29.8% non-white Hispanic, 29.1% black/African and about 6% Asian. We are a diverse city 😁 with no majority racial or ethnic group.
Cook county is 40% white, 26% black/African American, 15% non-white Hispanic and about 10% Asian and 9% is other.
@@beasley1232and who commits the crime in Illinois ?
Proud to be 🇺🇸🇲🇽 😎
Then you aren't proud to be US, because when you come to the US you burn the flag of your origin, and claim nothing but American
Thanks
Thanks! That explains a lot of things.
So basically it was German vs German in WW2
Yes! Exactly. I stumbled on this realization about a year ago. Blew my mind.
The president at the time was of predominantly Dutch descent with English ancestry as well
Not so sure about that because many generals were still of like British descent, including general Douglas, MacArthur, who had Scottish ancestry???
@@Wyrm-xp5le Russia had a bigger role in defeating
@@ProudAngloIrishScotWelshUlster the British are of Germanic stock and Russia would have done nothing without American supplies
The largest "ethnic" group of the US is English it's just they are underrepresented in the figures because not many with English ancestry claim it or are aware of it. Many just call themselves American. Look at the most common surnames of the US and most are English or British names 7 out of 10 with the rest being Spanish/Mexican surnames (3 out of 10).
Did you know that many European immigrants (Germans for instance) Anglicised their names (example “Schmidt” to “Smith”) to help fit better into society? I don’t doubt that the English (or perhaps more to the point British) still have the largest gene pool present in the US. It’s all very mixed now though
And where did the most of the English people originally come from? As a little hint, there is a reason, why they are called Anglo-Saxons.
@@daguckste9151 Not Germany if that's what you're implying? The Anglo Saxons invaded but they didn't replace the whole indigenous population. DNA shows they were a small minority. Also after over a 1000 years of assimilation it's fair to call them English. Otherwise we could say everybody is east African because that's where humans originate
@@jameshunter7303 Yes, I knew that. It IS all very mixed though, you're right. People used to want to fit in more so they anglicised their names. Today we have the opposite- people want to stand out more or sound exotic so they will call themselves Irish if they have one Irish grandmother.
@@jameshunter7303 Yeah I think many Finnish people with the name that meant "hill" in Finnish took the English name Hill when they arrived. The immigration officials probably spent about 10 seconds helping them decide.
Are these numbers from immigration data taken at the border when people arrived? Or is the data gleaned from other means, such as a survey of what people believe to be their heritage?
This is US census population data
Those who identify themselves as simply American are primarily of English and Scottish descent. Their ancestry just goes too far back so they stopped identifying with the country of origin where they ancestors came from.
Many in parts of the US don't even know where their ancestors are from. Hence, they just call themselves "Americans".
Source?
Those of use whose ancestors arrived later refer to our ethnicity as European.
In 1982 their were 48 million Americans descended from the English....then they changed the census to say American instead of English.... English are the largest ethnic group in America this video is wrong
@@RS__7 this is a lie. Where do you get your research from? We have DNA tests now to prove where we come from. Stop spreading misinformation. My family is from Schleswig-Holstein. Where are you from?
I'm surprised Chinese and Indian aren't a lot more in 2023. It feels like everywhere you look these days you see Chinese or Indian in the US. In Canada Mandarin has practically become the 2nd language (eg on ATMs you have the option of English or Mandarin)
less and less chinese immigrate to us in recent years
Indians are becoming much more common in Canada than Chinese, almost 300.000 new Indians in Canada every year.
@@josesaavedra6106 Indians are growing but still no where close to Chinese - who literally have streets and malls dedicated to them, you walk in there and you're in Shanghai or Beijing lol
Firstly you probably live in a state or city where Indians and Chinese like me are a lot more common . A lot of people you think are Chinese may have been Korean , Vietnamese or Filipino .
That’s because of wokeism and over representation in media politics etc :)
That is completely wrong. The US Census is wrong and because it's based on self-identifying. Many Americans change their minds about their identity every decade. Mostly Americans lies also about their Ancestry because they like to be different than being English, Scottish, Irish or Welsh. I meet Americans which claimed to be Japanese or Korean but have English or Irish surname.
For Example: English Ancestry: In the 1980 Census, over 49 million 49.698.035 Americans claimed English ancestry. At 26.34%, this was the largest group amongst the 188 million people who reported at least one ancestry. In the 2019 Census only 23.593.434 Americans claimed English ancestry 7.7% of the US population.
Irish Ancestry: In the 1980 Census, over 40 Millionen people claimed Irish ancestry and today only claimed to be Irish 31,517,030 9.7% of the US population.
Scottish Americans: In the 1980 Census 10.048.816 million people 4.44% claimed Scottish ancestry and today only 5.298.861 1.6% of the US population.
Scotch-Irish Ancestry: Self-identified "Scotch-Irish" 2004 27 million people 9.2% of the U.S population and today 3.011.165 million people 0.9% of the U.S population.
Welsh Americans: Today 1.956.225 people claimed to be Welsh. That´s only 0.6% of the U.S population but 3.8% of American appear to bear a Welsh surname.
Americans which claimed to have German ancestry is 44 Million People 13% of the US population. Majority of them are just claimed to be partly German not fully. Which is mostly made up because it's self reported ancestry. 15 Million from 44 Million has self reported german ancestry alone. Thats also the only believable and realistic number for Germans in the United States. But 44 Million is made up like Christmas Pickles tradition what Americans believe is a German tradition which don't even exists in Germany.
If Germans would make such a high number. As in the Census, there would be cultural influence. Such as Migrants' food consumption or Holidays. Americans celebrate Irish holidays such as Halloween and St. Patrick's Day. There is no German public holiday in the U.S which should have a higher impact with such numbers. Then why do Americans live in American colony houses which came from English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh settlers to this day and not in the German houses called ,,Fachwerkhaus" ?
Town Names in the Unites States are very rare but aren't even German historical.
Example Germantown: Although the arrival by ship of the later founders of Germantown in Philadelphia on October 6, 1683, was later to provide the date for German-American Day, a holiday in the United States, historical research has shown that nearly all of the first thirteen Quaker and Mennonite families were in fact Dutch rather than Germans.
Another Example: Schaumburg before known as Sarahs Grove: The original 1842 township survey names the grove (immediately west of the center of the township, in sections 21 and 22) as Sarah's Grove. Three families lived near a grove of woods on the northwest end of the township, and each family had a woman named Sarah 'Sarah McChesney, Sarah Frisbe, and Sarah Smith'. At a township meeting in 1850, citizens debated new names for the town. A wealthy landowner named Friedrich Heinrich Nerge, at one point during the meeting, slammed his fist on the table and yelled in Low German, "Schaumburg schall et heiten!" The English translation: "It will be called Schaumburg!". At that point, the township became officially called Schaumburg.
Germans do not adapt to the respective culture. They have always been considered stubborn. See Brazil or Argentina or today in Mallorca, Spain. The German influence is much larger in these countries than in the US despite the lower numbers. They celebrate their holidays there and also have their bread culture.
American is not a nationality, Mr. Yoshida. American is and will always be a historical and continental identity like European, Asian and African that refers to all people from sll countries of AMERICA, an entire continent since 1507, composed of 35 countries, officially discovered and named in the South by the Catholics and not by a bunch of Protestants Pilgrims who arrived here centuries later behind us when everything had already been discovered and named and didn't spend a cent n the enterprise of the discovery of America. America and American refer to the discovery, conquest and colonisation of the American continent by the Catholics. You should learn the America's history properly and don't trust everything your winners tell you.
It's also wrong because they never count all the illegals properly, it's more like 40 million Mexicans and 60 million illegal ones, so it's more like 100,000,000 just go to any medical clinic on a Sunday or social security office
@@siriemapantanal6894 From the wikipedia page about ehtnicity in USA: "However, demographers regard the reported number of English Americans as a statistical error, as the index of inconsistency is high and *many, if not most, Americans from English stock have a tendency to identify simply as Americans or, if of mixed European ancestry, with a different European ethnic group.["*
This is consistent with what the OP said. It seems Americans tend to "change their mind" about their nationality. Wouldn't be surprising.
For a long time and maybe still seemed like everyone claimed to be one quarter native American 😅
The Germans adapt much more than you Japanese, who think are superior to everyone
Got 1 question and 1 problem with this graph chart. (Question) what is considered American by ethnic? (Problem) that should be the only line on here
Because of the US census, ask people what ethnicity they are some people will just write down American why is that such a hard concept to understand?
Great video as always 👍Cheers.
I had a vague idea that there were tons of people of German ancestry in the USA but this really puts things into perspective.
Tons? From what I see in the grafic above they are below the English, Africans and Irish.
Can you not count? Those of German ancestry have been at the top of this list for over 150 years. Watch the whole video. @@siriemapantanal6894
Yes we're most likely much more successful because of the large percentage of germans.
Why is that?
@@siriemapantanal6894 clearly you didnt watch the whole video then ^^
@Gozhda Hi! Great video! But
wait, I thought the 'American' 🇺🇸 meant _'Native Americans',_ the original peoples.
But they have a separate bar?? What do you mean by _American_ here, that 6th largest one, below 🏴-by 2023??
Self identified as american
@@gozhdaa 🤔
Very good
The US government in the 1920s went to a lot of trouble to identify the ethnicity of white americans,according to them there was 39.2 million from the UK and another 10.6 million from the Irish Republic and another 4 million Canadians ,i would think about 2.5 million who where of British or Irish descent .At the same time they estimated there where 15.5 million Germans ,add Swiss Germans ,Austrians and Eastern European Germans for a total of about 18 million .Since then the white population has doubled
The downfall of the US is coherent with the rise of non european ethnical groups
A century later it's still trouble 😂
Sociologists doubt American nation, looks like just a some people, living in same territory more or less called united as over countries.
Regarding more then 70% would like to live USA forever with losing sitezenship (most prefered country proclaimed Canada), this point of view sounds resonable
Esa gente es de origen Bárbara y Celta. Los bárbaros anglos, pictus,...y demás. No tenían sentido de pertenencia, entonces nunca se preocupo más que por su día a día. Osea no esperes algo más de ellos. Del pueblo Celta tuvieron orden tras toparse con los romanos, osea tienen sentido de pertenencia, por lo cual existe la preocupación por el devenir por eso los irlandés aumentaron su población como se esperaba.
Italians are white like the others : Irish, French, English, German...
@@lindamuzza5450 Of course they are,but the point i was making is that for the main european ancestries these figures above are wrong !The German figure according to the US government is too high and the figure for the British Isles is too low .There where 3.462 million Italians
Easily one of my favorite channels. I enjoy the scope and variety of topics you explore. I've no idea the voodoo you've hexed me with to keep me watching those damn numbers increase or decrease with no supportive video, animation, CTA thumbnails, clickbait thumbnails, soothing (or any other kind of) narration, fancy editing, fancy music, fancy eye candy (read: T&A), but there it is, I'm hooked. Well done... but damn you!
On this graph is the group titled "American" essentially a default category?
...meaning that they either don't know what their heritage is or that it's too compounded to claim any particular clear line of ethnicity?
Genetic studies indicate that most of the ancestry of the so-called Caucasians came from British and Irish, on the other hand they have a high admixture with Germanics and Italians, in addition to an average of 2% admixture with African Americans. Most of the ancestry of African Americans came from West Africa, highlighting ethnicities of Bantu and Yoruba origin, with a mixture of 20% white or Caucasian. Hispanics and Latinos are those who present the highest levels of native ancestry in America with 40%, and with a high degree of Mediterranean miscegenation of 60%, highlighting the Iberian Peninsula and to a lesser extent Italians, Arabs and North Africans, also the component from Sub-Saharan Africa reaches up to 9%.
I've traced most of my ancestors back to the generations that crossed the Atlantic. They include English, Welsh, Scots, Irish, German, and French. So which bar am I in? Great chart, BTW.
If you self identify as american then you are american. Thank you that you like it
I am concerned of how many people in the comments missread the statistic.
Greetings from Germany
Bro you're actually doing a great work here, can you pls explain how you do this
Who won WW2 ? The Germans or the Germans ?
Those bloody Reds.
Seeing Native American population increasing in the 1930s after continually dropping previously made me happy
Excellent work! I would have added the %/total population for each group. Thank you.
I dispute TH-cam vloggers and their so called statistics, I don't believe that more German than English migrants settled in the US, why was the US a British crown colony like Australia and New Zealand and Canada before the war of independence, that was sparked by the resentment of unrealistic taxes imposed by the British King? And we have Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts. And how can there be more than 3 million Swedish migrants, Sweden has only like 7 million people in it today and half of them were born in Africa
Spanish speaking people will increase to almost 60 millions the next couple of years!!!
Who besides a bunch of La Raza racists cares?
And that's why America will be a third world hellhole like mexico
No creo
Ya están en esa cifra, ni hablar de los ilegales incluso superior, en unos años será de 80-100 millones son los que tienen más hijos
Propongo un negocio. Estados Unidos de América, de Alaska a Tierra del Fuego, cambiamos banderas por mayoría en idioma y cultura. País trilingüe y nultirracial con organización gringa.
Quite interesting, but cant really make much of it, unless the data sources and model development are explained, and made available, in description. Do such detailed numbers across the full time span reported even exist? Thus, i imagine there is some estimating here, and heavily so in the early years. if so, how were numbers generated, and what justifies/validates the estimations?
No, this is all data from the US census
@@zach2382 Jesus Christ man, how far down into the comments did you go? lmao.
@@Lili_Chen2005 how far are you going down?
@@zach2382 Too far. You are braver than I.
What do you mean by "American" in the list?
Is it for the people who don't know about their ancestors or what?
Yep😂 this first euorpean immigaration
I guess these people are mixed raced. For example, they have 1/4 German, 1/4 Italian, 1/4 English, 1/4 French blood, so it's hard for them to identify themselves as any of these races. Instead, it's more appropriate to describe them as American race
Germans going to the US and then fighting the German Empire/Germany in two world wars is the biggest troll move in history
German with American accents
@@PortugalZeroworldcupin next 2 Years Mexican and latinos Will be majority etnic People im the USA.
Das waren keine deutsche, die gegen Deutschland kämpften. Wer sein Herkunftsland bekämpft und unter einer anderen Flagge steht, der sollte sich eines bewusst sein, dass war Verrat ;)
So its probably more ethnic Norwegians in usa than in Norway
Most ethnic Norwegians in USA aren’t fully norwegian. I think only father's ethnicity Counts
Its around 5.4 million people in Norway and 4.5 million in usa and Canada. So its close…
@aleksanderkolstrm5450 over a million are of immigrant background so really it's about 4 million in Norway.
I think theres a lot of people just claiming german if they have one grandparent or great grandparent that was.
What is the "American" group? How is that different from the "Native American" group? On what do you base these numbers?
Because American is the group of people who been in this country for so long that they just want to label themselves as American Their actual ethnicity is not known. Also, the US census.
I should probably call myself american. I have english, irish, and german ancestry exclusively.
So did James hoban , august Schoenborn and Levi Strauss
Europe.
I think most white Americans are a mixture of many European countries,Or do many people only identify with their father's ethnicity?
Get DNA test to know more about yourself
@@tt-hq5nm Genetic testing is not accurate.
German was also the most spoken language in the United States for a long time. Everything changed in the late 19th early 20th century. As a rising nation in Europe and later World War 1 and 2, the Germans were not in a good light. In some cases, the German language was even banned. Today, German is still sometimes heard among the Armisch or Mennoites.
German has never been the most spoken language in the USA !!!!
@@toe-knee48 But at the beginning of the settlement and also years later. If not the most spoken language, at least on a par with English.
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Breaking Bad
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@@TV-virus_TikTok-war In the 17th century Germany was the country with the most inhabitants in Europe. Very few went to Australia and Argentina, only those brought to Russia by Catherine the Great.
@@TV-virus_TikTok-warthe biggest wave of German immigration was after ww1, and why so many Germans all over? Because their own country (Prussia and eastern Germany) was ripped off, and given to others. All those poor Germans were pushed away from their home. It was almost the size of nowadays Germany. The victors (the allies) wrote history, therefore the truth was hidden. German people have been victims of other countries’ robbing since beginning 20th century and still be.
What's the meaning of American in the list? Native american?
Since the natives are already in their own category on the list, this should be plainly obvious not the answer it’s just people who called themselves American and nothing else
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Something important to bear in mind with this video, whenever you see a large increase in a particular ethnicity, it's usually because of some kinds of strife causing them to migrate. So you get a massive wave of Irish in the 1840s because of the Irish famine. German's in the latter 19th century because of German wars of unification. Jews in around 1900 because of pogroms and anti semitism in Eastern Europe. You don't get similar migration from England or France because they were developed and affluent. The pattern continues today with migration from Mexico, many fleeing Mexico due gang violence and other problems there.
Exactly, no need to migrate if I'm doing ok in my homeland.
as of today, Mexico is not a violent country and certainly not poor those feeing usually from other central americans nations like Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, Cubans and Venezuelans..
the reason why there are so many mexicans in US is because historically California, Arizona, Nevada, and Texas used to be part of MEXICO until USA stole it during american-mexican civil war.
Bueno, en cuanto a México, porque Estados Unidos robó poco más de la mitad del territorio mexicano (aunque la escuela nos enseña que fue un tratado para liquidar una deuda) y la frontera cruzó el terreno, dejando a muchos mexicanos del lado estadounidense, y aún así se quejan de los mexicanos cuando los mexicanos van a sus tierras como Texas, Los Angeles, Nuevo México, Chicago... etc...
@@arthurmata6068yes, Mexico once had a portion of the current US. Many countries around the world were once controlled by other countries/empires. Does that mean the land didn't belong to them? Wars happen and land changes who controls it. There is no problem with people from any country coming to the USA. As long as it's done the right/legal way.
The germans migrated because life was miserable in Germany and Germany couldn't sustain the massive population growth of the industrial revolution. Europe's population wiuld be a lot higher if it had the time to feed those populations.
A lot of English are actually of Welsh origins (British). The problem comes about because the Americans are never taught the differences and why Welsh people can have no ancestry from England but have an English origin surname. It’s because they all comes from first names, so for example - someone who Adopted A surname in Wales would have been called William, and used that as a surname when adopting the English system, so William become Williams in Wales and Williamson in England or Scotland. Here is a list of some Welsh (British) origin names - Rhys Rees Morgan Lloyd Owen Owens Evans Powell Howell Huws Hughes Griffiths Bethel Pugh Walsh Welsh Davies David Lewellyn
You left out Jones. Tell us how that name came about.
My Daughter (English with Irish ancestry like me) married into a Welsh/German family a few years back. We’ve absolutely loved adopting the different cultures and customs. 😊🏴🏴🇮🇪🇩🇪
Son of John, secondary variation is Johns and Johnson. A bit like how The surname Walsh comes from the surname Welsh. Which arose in Ireland due to the settlement of Welsh soldiers in the Middle Ages.
@@WalesTheTrueBritons Oh yes, but the Welsh language does not have a 'J' in it.
@@Lily-Bravoit does now, we squeezed it in a few years ago. Seriously! 😂
So your telling me we native are more than 8 millions but we are only 2 millions in North America Canada and USA how do you explain your numbers ?
what do american ethnicity be about??? like when the american flag pops up in the chart and on an on, what that refer to?
Cross breed
There is almost more people with Norwegian ancestry living in USA than there is Norwegians living in Norway current population is 5,488,984 Its especially intresting considering Norway has not had wars and unstability apart form WW2 but we where very poor Before the industrial revolution came to us early 1900
Land of the viking, who became a bit docile now 😂
@@mustafabashir8584 indeed few Norwegian sailors left also 😥
Robert Fergusson writes about the Norvegians in his book "Scandinavians- In Search of the Soul of the North". A unique look into their culture, history, and politics.What a great, hard-working people! I am familiar with many of them settling in the prairies of Minnesota and later moving on west to Oregon.
Mexico went from making the list in 1933 to 3rd in 90 years, insane
Perhaps it encompasses all immigrants who enter the US through Mexico.
And they did not count the Mexican civilians that were in the occupied states, although the US government later killed them and gave those lands to Anglo-Saxon Protestants.
Its good. Mexicans need to Take their lands back.
More crazy is that Germany is #1. I don't know any German-Americans this century.
@@RurbanWalker they assimilated quickly after WW1. They still left behind their cultural impact though
could the author of this video explain to me on which data was the video created? I really doubt there was a census each year..
Yes, it is
A lot of White Americans who list their ancestry as "American" are actually of English and Scots-Irish descent. If we counted them with those of English ancestry as one group, they'd actually outnumber the Germans. Just throwing that out there.
Very true.
Very interesting 👌
Do they have an emigration points system like Canada or Australia?
considering the vietnamese have plenty of footprints in each state (nail salons, pho restaurants, little saigon, etc..); it's crazy to know that we don't even show up in the entire video
That just shows the extend of the Viet influence despite not having the population to match.
@@guyinsfaround 2.3 milion vietnamese in usa but it just 0.7% usa population😂😂
Nice.
Onde estão os cubanos nesta lista?
I am not american but good to see that native americans actually gets increased after dislined
Better medicine
I truly had no idea so many German people immigrated here
Edit- my heart hurt so much watching the Native Americans drop off the list.
You ever been to the midwest? Feels like your in berlin
They came back later on.
@@wussrestbrook1200 Berlin is all Arabs and Turks.
Guten Tag!
You think you broke your arm ?
Do you want me to call you a krankenwagen ?
Okay...
You're a krankenwagen.
It's really a shame how the ethnic Germans were discriminated against from 1917 onwards, especially by the English speakers, and they had nothing to do with the Third Reich either. One must not forget that most Americans have German roots.
They should not have migrated to an English civilization then. But they have dropped their germaness and are well integrated into the the culture and principles and language of the society mainly because the week will to drop their culture and integrate something I fear will never happen with the more recent migrants.
My wife's family alway said they were Italian, then we did DNA test and they were like 2%. Loll. They always cooked the food and everything.
🤣😂🤣
They were larping as Italian.
This reminds me of that scene in True Romance. Hilarious
thats funny , so where were they really from and did thy change their cooking?
I am mexican American but also 40% Italian lol.
❤❤Wow! The Germans were the predominantly ethnic group in the U.S. for a long time!🇺🇸🇺🇸
Yes we are great
Still are
@@kurtdrexler9888- you were not “ Germans” then but Saxons , Bavarians , Wittenbergers etc. You only became Germans in 1870 ish . A bit like the Italians. And you’ve been a pain in the arse ever since 🤷🏻🤔😲🤦🏻♂️🤣😘
Ja aber Deutschland ist viel weiter vorne wenn es um "Soziale" Staaten geht! 🤣🤣 The ancestry didn't help the USA learn the same system unfortunately ☠️
Alemanes, Africanos y Latinos. Nada puede malir sal
Im always interested how the american accent developed.
I mean at one point when under british rule. Did most people speak with an english accent.
Its the same with australia and canada. Same language but unique accent.
As I understand it, the American accent is closer to the original English one but still quite far removed from it. The classic English accents are rather new-ish.
Interesting how French has always been one of the largest groups, yet there are very few places in the country with a distinctive “Little France” cultural enclaves.
The french suffer the same fate as english americans when it comes to self reporting heritage.
@@davehoward22 My family has lived in the South West; New Mexico Colorado for several centuries...I was surprised to learn, after getting my DNA results and always identifying as Mexican American that I have French as the highest percentage...
France
24%
Indigenous Americas-Mexico
22%
Basque
20%
Spain
18%
Indigenous Americas-North
4%
Portugal
3%
Northern Africa
2%
Indigenous Americas-Central
2%
Sweden & Denmark
2%
Mali
1%
Jewish
1%
Wales
1%...I love my Ethnicity!
I didn't know there were that many Germans in the US (as a German)! Germans are everywhere 😧
Dwight eisenhower eric shmidt from google are from german descent shwarzeneger is austrian pat gelzinger intel ceo is german henry kissinger too when you r driving in lancaster county Pennsylvannia the amish country you can still see even today the german influence all over the state bismark is the name of the state capital of one of the dakota s the american hot dog is a result of this influence german americans are predominants all over the midwest even in certain parts of texas this is America
That explains a lot of things.
For some reason I understand this statement
What is meant by American in the list. Do they have unique ethnic background or geopolitical origin.?
No, it’s simple people just say that they’re American for a whole hosta reason
I am sure someone has asked this, but what is the data source? As a history teacher, this makes sense, but where do the numbers come from? I have an Italian name, but an English, French, German, Irish, Scotch, etc. I identify as Northwestern Europe rather than any nation state.
The US census
As someone living in Europe, it always seem strange when Americans call themselves, for example, Irish, but when you ask them who in their family came from Ireland, they don't know. Given we all have 4 grandparents, thats 8 great grand parent and 16 great great grand parents, in a country as diverse as the USA, I am always suprised so many people seem to know so precisely their background. X
Waves of immigration would often come all at once and settle in a particular area where other people of the same heritage already live. For example, my great-great grandparents generation came from Ireland to Boston, along with millions of other Irish people. All the people in the neighborhood they lived in would have been Irish immigrants, and so the people they met and married were also most likely to be Irish immigrants. For example, traditionally South Boston was an Irish neighborhood, while The North End was Italian. Its still like this to some extent, South Boston has a big St. Patrick's day parade and lots of Irish bars and pubs, while The North End has excellent Italian restaurants, pizzerias and cafes on every corner. But this is slowly changing since immigration is not coming from Europe is large numbers anymore, but the third world.
That accounts for the people who just say they are American and leave it at that. If someone were to ask me that is what I’d tell them since, even with doing a DNA heritage test, there is no pinpointing a specific place of origin. I even have a percentage of unidentifiable DNA. 😂
so most europeons dont know who their grandparents are.
@@episdosas9949My grandfather's grandmother came from Norway. That's my great great grandmother. That technically makes me 1/16th Norwegian. To my mind, I can't really claim to be Norwegian, having never been there and having no other Norwegian relatives that I know of. X
@@oz25 thats your history and your mind. its not the same for everyone. murica has been a very segregated place. my parents born in murica, were both grand children of mexicans. all great grandparents from one country. just like it can be for other people. and might not know all their names. immigrating from other places, people even changed their last names or lost information.
Good video 👍 I'm glad you broke it down into the correct ethnic groups of English 🏴, Scottish 🏴 and Welsh 🏴 rather than just lumping us all together as British 🇬🇧
It's simple, Britain includes Ireland Scotland Wales England and Cornwall! Ireland was British Commonwealth too, you better believe it buddy, get an old copy of the King James Bible, King James also ruled Ireland.
It was the Roman Empire that called it Britain by the way. AKA the British isles
@@blake9358 Ireland is not part of Great Britain. England, Scotland and Wales make up Great Britain. When you add northern Ireland to Great Britain it becomes the United Kingdom and when you add the Republic of Ireland to the United Kingdom it becomes the British isles. Also Cornwall is part of England not a constituent country of the UK and it was the norman french king Stephen of England that first conquered parts of Ireland.
@@blake9358Ireland is not part of Britain 🤦♂️
The British Isles dominant.
"minoritys" out number my Nordic brethren manytimes over, also we arrived via New Amsterdam making us Native Americans, and those of us who are non Christianized, are tribal peoples as well. Interesting we have catogorized as White and majority.
This put the "go back to your country" to a whole new level 😂😂😂😂.
Say so much about the 1965 emigrantion act or the replacecment of founding ethnic stock genocide law'
Treated “INDIGENOUS” Americans and blacks like trash for hundreds of years just be replaced by Hispanics and Asians in just 50 is just straight comedy. 😅
Thanks for Your Work 👍... It always helps better Thinking.. Greetings from Germany
Respect to Germans. Tge best ethnic group for any country.
They are smart, peaceful to their own and work hard. That makes them superior.
Pretty incredible that Puerto Rican ancestry is close to 6 million. You would think it'd be much lower for such a small island.
Bro, look at Irish! 32 million and I think Ireland itself barely has anyone there
@@GFY11 True. Ireland has about 5 million, so 32 million is pretty insane.
This number include Puerto Rican-born but also children and grandchildren born in the US
What about the Irish!?
Well, Puerto Ricans start reproducing at the age of 13 😅
What sources is this video based upon and what is the methodology used in processing the numbers?
The US census
Why don't I have to speak and understand German in order to understand what the guy I just hired is saying about me to his partner?
According to the 2020 American Community Survey which the stats on Wikipedia come from, Dutch 🇳🇱 and Swedish 🇸🇪 are still in the top 17 ancestral groups in the U.S., so they shouldn’t have been booted out of the video at the end. I don’t know what your sources are, but they appear to be wrong about multiple things.
this stats is obviously fake😂 the english ethnicity was the largest among any other ethnicities up until 1980s.. but after that in 1990s-now.. the english is surpassed by people who reported german and irish descent.. and oddly.. the number of people who reported english as their ancestry dropped drastically to almost half.. from 45.6m people in 1980s census to 37m in 1990s and now to just 24m people.. and insanely the german reporters went from 45.2m(just behind english in second) in 1980s up to 59m in 1990s.. that's just insane.. many assuming that americans of english descent who have other ancestry than english tend to report another differentiated ethnic group.. so maybe that's why.. yeah i think that's reasonable tho.. cause people from england(they called english cause from england) and the majority of people in america speak the same language right? so maybe they just trynna be different and they don't wanna be called the "british".. so they want to set themselves apart from the british(especially the english) from 1990s-now i think
It is not like they ran DNA tests on these people. This was based on what people filled out in a census.
It is likely than many people simply identified as American vs the ancestry of their grandparents.
Buddy if you see Germans , Russian and Austraian/Hungarian at the beginig , large number of them where Poles that flee those states after Poland was devided and was no longer state , so yeah that video dont show real numbers .
@@adammarcinkowski-ko3el poland wasn't exist that time and i'm curious how did they know if there were "poles" in the us? like either immigrants or reported ethnicity.. i think maybe they list that their language was polish on a document or something🤔
And the Mexican population in the US peaked in 2014. It’s been decreasing since then because of people moving back to Mexico. In the video it keeps growing though.
I'm pretty much all of West Europe in different percentages. From the Mediterranean cost of France all the way through Scotland, as far north as Finland and as far south as Spain. :)
Germany, Scottish, Norwegian, swedish is north Europe
Italy is south Europe
Finland is definitely not West Europe. Look some maps clever boy.
@@PortugalZeroworldcupGermany is definitely not Northern Europe. It is classified as Western Europe in every institution.
@@metehankanmaz8805 "as far *north* as Finland" Northern yes, but I was mentioning the scope of my heritage. Finnish is maybe 10% of the full scope here.
In the early 1900's one can link the tremendous rural poverty in Southern Italy and Sicily to the massive italian immigration to the USA.
when they tell you to go back to your country send them this video link lol