The vast majority of the population in Spanish America was made up of Indigenous peoples and people of mixed descent, known as mestizos. Indigenous groups originally inhabited the region before European colonization, while mestizos emerged from the intermarriage between Spanish colonizers and Indigenous individuals. Together, these groups formed a significant portion of the demographic landscape in Spanish colonies throughout the Americas.
The majority of the Giraffe population is in Africa, though I believe their are a few small groups in Asia.
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The Portuguese and Spanish.
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Three of them: Native Americans or Amerindians; people of European descent and people of African ancestry. Most countries within Central America have these three ethnic groups and mixtures of all three of them. For example, mestizo people, a mix of native American and European, makes up the majority of most countries in Central America.
I think the Answer is the English, Spanish, French, Swedes,and Dutch
Spanish, Native American and African
The majority of the population in Greece is ethnically Greek, making up around 98% of the population. There are also small minority groups such as Albanians, Turks, and Romani people.
Madrid, Spain, is a multicultural city with a diverse population. The majority of residents are of Spanish origin, primarily Castilian. However, there are significant communities of immigrants from Latin America (notably from countries like Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru), Eastern Europe (especially Romania), North Africa, and Asia. This mix contributes to the city's rich cultural tapestry.
Spanish, Native American and African