South and North Korea
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.
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).
diverse (apex)
diverse
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.
Japan is considered a homogenous country because they do not focus on ethnic groups. The country also has homogenous facilities such as hospitals and schools to make sure that everyone has access to the same quality of schooling and health care.
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Japan
The US is a diverse country with a mix of ethnicities, cultures, and backgrounds, making it heterogeneous rather than homogeneous. This diversity is shaped by historical immigration patterns, socioeconomic differences, and regional variations across the country.
china
Diverse
Yes it is. It is the world's most homogeneous nation. It's population is about 97.4% ethnic Danish. In other words, everyone belongs to the same culture' and all ethnic Danes are cousins to each other.