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Why are the minority groups do not consider themselves the Han people?
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∙ 6y ago
because they feel outcasted
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Where do you think minority groups that do not consider themselves han people might live in china today?
Hamameh
Where do the minority groups that don't consider themselves han people might live in china today?
my best guess is BEIJING
Can anyone define a Minority group inferiority complex?
People who belong to minority groups are often treated as inferior, and sometimes begin to believe that they are inferior themselves.
Where do you think minority groups that do not consider themselve Han people live?
anywhere, not considering yourself Chinese does not determine where you live.
How did the New Deal affect minority groups?
It affected the groups very badly because how they were treating the people in the minority groups.
Why are so racist people mean?
they tend to look down on minority groups because they are different from themselves in terms of religion, culture, or government.
Minority group give you a example of that word in a sentence?
The indigenous people in this region are a minority group compared to the larger population.
Do minority groups gradually give up their own culture and adopt the majority culture group?
In some instances the minority groups start adopting the ways of the larger group of people. However, there are certain instances that a minority group will hold on to their culture.
In 1925 who were Darrow's main supporters?
labor unions, minority groups, and poor people.
Which best describes how the US will change in the 21st century?
More people will belong to minority groups.
What are the major ethnic groups in Britain?
Major Ethnic groups are Irish people, English people, Scottish people, and Welsh people. These were the prehistoric settlements. Now there are many other minority ethnic groups resulting from the mass immigration in the last few decades. == ==
Most chinese today still consider themselves the people of what?
Most Chinese today still consider themselves the people of the Qing Dynasty. They are actually known as Manchu people and live in mainland.
