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The major ethnic groups in northern africa are Arab, followed by Berber
"Berber king" likely refers to a ruler who is of Berber descent. The Berbers are an indigenous ethnic group in North Africa, with a rich history and cultural heritage. The term "Berber king" therefore denotes a king or leader who belongs to this particular ethnic group.
The term "Berber" is historically used to refer to the indigenous peoples of North Africa who speak Berber languages. It is believed to have been derived from the Greek word for "barbarian," reflecting a historical misperception of these peoples as outsiders. Today, many prefer to use the term Amazigh to refer to this ethnic group.
The major ethnic groups of North Africa are Arabs, Berbers, Bedouins, Azeris, Kurds, Persians, Turks, Iranians, Israelis, and Palestinians.
A Muslim of mixed Berber and Arab descent could live in various countries in North Africa and the Middle East, such as Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia. These regions have populations with diverse ethnic backgrounds and commonly have communities that are a mix of Berber and Arab heritage.
If you mean what was his race, he was probably caucasian. He was born in northern Roman Africa and his father is thought to have been a Roman citizen. His mother was a Berber, an ethnic group of northern Africa.
Because it is such a diverse country and lots of different ethnic backgrounds are there.
Bantu is not an ethnic group. This is a name that is given to over 500 ethnic groups that are believed to have originally come from central Africa. Their languages are almost similar.
Berber jewelry refers to traditional jewelry worn by the Berber people, an ethnic group indigenous to North Africa. This jewelry is known for its intricate designs, often incorporating silver, coral, amber, and other materials. Each piece of Berber jewelry may have symbolic meanings or be worn for protection or ceremonial purposes.
The primary ethnic group in Morocco is Arab, but there is a sizable (about one fifth) minority Berber population.
mande, wolof, hausa, fulani, berber
Yes, but it's actually spelled Afrikaans. It's related to Dutch, and it's one of the languages of South Africa.