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Some are cute, some are not. This is true of every ethnic group. There are always a variety of people in any ethnic group.
An ethnic group is a group of people that belong to the same natoinalistic or sometimes racial/cultural background.
All ethnic groups have some infected with HPV.
An ethnic minority is an ethnic group that does not form a majority, or is not a subgroup of a larger ethnic group that forms the majority. An ethnic group is an identity based on common ancestry, language, religion, physical appearance and geography. Not all of those are required for an ethnic group, but some are. A minority is a group that does not form over 50% of the population, in a population where there is another group that does form over 50% of the population.
Some similarities are that some ethnic groups forced other ethnic groups to move out of their area and go back to their own ethnic group.
The primary ethnic group of Hungary is the Magyar or Hungarian people. There are also minorities, with the largest three (with over 100,000 people) being Roma/Gypsies, Jews, and Germans.
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100%. Everyone belongs to some ethnic group or another.
Genocide is the killing of an entire group of people based on some commonality such as religion or nationality. . Ethnic genocide is the killing of a group of people based on their ethnicity, or racial extraction.
No, Tamil is not enlisted in ethnic group of Nepal. But there are some migrant workers from Tamil community working in Nepal.
If you're craving some, why not go to the humane society? That's a ridiculous question.Which ethnic groups eat horses? Which ethnic group eats pork? Which ethnic group eats beef?Really. What relevance does this serve?
Any label, such as "ethnic" is subject to a variety of definitions. I would say that an ethnic group shares characteristics that make them a distinct people, special to themselves; not necessarily better than some other group, but different. An "ethnic group" presupposes other groups which represent either "the dominant culture" and/or "other ethnic groups." Shared heritage or the presumption of shared heritage or ancestry is certainly one major "marker" of an "ethnic group;" others are common language, shared cultural heritage, and a shared sense that "we are a people with qualities that make us different from other people(s). Puerto Ricans, Hispanics, or People of Spanish ancestry may or may not be ethnic groups in the United States depending on self-identification, group- identification, and/or statistical identification with the latter being the least significant criteria. If I think I am a member of an ethnic group; if the other members of the group accept me as such; and if the state to which I am subject enforces or accepts these definitions, than an ethnic group exists and I am part of it. Assuming the question refers to Spain rather than Latin America, whether there is a Spanish heritage ethnic group probably depends on local circumstances; Is there a group locally whose identity contains a consciousness of Spain? Do they speak spanish? Are they Roman Catholic? Do they tend to marry whithin their group? Do they associate or form a community? Do they have a place to meet? Its not an all or nothing answer? Language, culture, awareness, ancestry, cohesiveness are all important but no criteria is always definitive