How many nationalities are there in America?

Americans are made up of five races: Europeans, Jews, Latinos, Asians and African Americans.

The main ethnic group in the United States is white Americans (62. 1%). The largest ethnic group is Latino, about 57.5 million people, accounting for 17.4%, with a growth rate of 2%, mainly in mexican american, accounting for 1 1.22%.

According to the definition of the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, white people refer to people of European descent.

Extended data:

Among European Americans, English is spoken by English (9.2%), Irish (1 1.9%), Scots (1.9%), Welsh (0.7%) and mixed-race Scots and Irish (1.

Coupled with preconceived ideas, most of the early immigrants were English, which led to white immigrants from other European countries giving up their mother tongue and using English instead. Therefore, English is the first common language in America.

The largest ethnic group is Latino, about 57.5 million people, accounting for 17.4%, with a growth rate of 2%, mainly in mexican american, accounting for 1 1.22%.

The African-American population, once equal to the Hispanic population, now ranks second, at 46.8 million, accounting for 13.2% of the national population, with a growth rate of 1.2%. The Asian population is 2 1.4 million, accounting for 5.4%, with a growth rate of 3%. It is the third largest minority and the fastest growing minority.

Among them, Chinese Americans account for 1.2% (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan 0.2%), Filipinos account for 1. 1%, Indian Americans account for 1.0%, Arabs account for 1.0%, and Japanese Americans account for 0.0%. There are 6.7 million American Indians and Alaskan aborigines, accounting for about 1.2% of the national population, and Hawaiian aborigines and other Pacific islanders 1.5 million, accounting for 0.2%.

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