Small, rural and ethnically homogeneous enclaves situated in a larger, more diverse culture
Rhode Island's major ethnic groups are the Irish and the Italians with 19% of the total population each and 17.5% held by French Canadians.
An ethnic island refers to a geographic area where a specific ethnic group or community is concentrated, surrounded by other groups with different cultural or ethnic backgrounds. These areas may develop their own cultural identity, traditions, and social structures due to their isolation from other groups.
West Indian
The two ethnic groups are Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots. Two other ethnic groups are Armenians and Maronites
Ellis Island
irish
Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The island has sugar crops, and is split down the middle into two countries.
Melanesians
Prince Edward Island's population is predominantly of European descent, with a significant proportion identifying as Acadian, Irish, Scottish, and English. The Acadians, descendants of French settlers, form a notable part of the island's cultural heritage. While the majority of residents are white, there is a growing diversity, including Indigenous Mi'kmaq communities and a small number of other ethnic groups. Overall, the island's ethnic composition reflects its colonial history and evolving demographic trends.
Irish and Italians at about 19% of the current population each.
The three largest ethnic groups are the Irish, the Italians and the French Canadians.
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