What race are Peruvians?

Peruvians include Indians, Indo-Europeans and immigrants. Indians are mainly Quechua and Aymara, belonging to the Mongolian Indian type. There are also nearly 200 forest tribes, distributed in the eastern virgin forest areas.

They live in poverty, and their number is decreasing day by day. Indo-European hybrids and immigrants are mainly distributed in coastal and mountainous cities, mostly craftsmen, businessmen and civil servants. Half of the blacks live in Lima, the capital. /kloc-In the late 20th century, a few Italians, Germans, China and Japanese moved in one after another.

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There are about 600 Indian tribes in 22 countries and regions in America, with a total population of about 40 million, accounting for 12% of the total population of Latin America of 447 million (1990), mainly distributed in Mexico, Peru, Guatemala, Bolivia, Ecuador and other countries, among which Mexico and Peru have the largest number of Indians, accounting for about half of the total number of Indians.

Indians belong to different types of Mongolians, and their national characteristics are similar to those of Mongolians, such as black hair, high cheekbones, small eyes, flat forehead and short and thick figure.

All ethnic groups in India have their own indigenous languages, among which Aztec, Mayan, Quechua and Guarani are the most widely used. There are mainly Quechua people (about10.3 billion) among the Indian peoples with more than one million people, and they are distributed in Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia and other countries.

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