There are several ethnically homogeneous nations. Many would consider Japan and North Korea to be the most homogeneous due to tightly imposed Immigration rules and several other factors including racism and language barriers (not many non-Japanese can easily speak Japanese).
The Lunar New Year celebration is based on an ethnic tradition, primarily observed by Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese communities. It involves traditional activities such as family reunions, feasting, and dragon dances to welcome the new year according to the lunar calendar.
South and North Korea
Small, rural and ethnically homogeneous enclaves situated in a larger, more diverse culture
a heterogeneous country is very diverse, not similar, like the population of the US. a homogeneous country is not diverse and their population have similar roots, language, etc, for example, Japan is the most homogeneous counties.
The North Caucasus is the part of Russia that is one of the most ethnically and linguistically complex in the world.
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No. Brunei is a Muslim country, but the people are ethnically Austronesian, just like Malaysians and Indonesians.
No, American society is diverse and heterogeneous. It is made up of people from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds, with different beliefs, traditions, and values. This diversity contributes to the richness and complexity of American society.
India is a diverse country with various cultures, languages, religions, and traditions. While there are aspects that unify the population, such as national identity and shared history, the country is not considered a homogeneous society due to the presence of different social and cultural groups.
Slovenia was more propserous and also ethnically much more homogeneous than most other states in the former Yugoslavia.
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