How many nationalities are there in America?

The ethnic composition of Americans is mainly composed of six parts.

The so-called "nation" problem in the United States is mostly the concept of "race". This is based on people's descent, including whites, Asians, Latinos, blacks, and of course Indians and other ethnic minorities.

The United States is a typical multi-ethnic immigrant country with a population of a little over 300 million. Since the U.S. government began counting immigrants from 65438 to 0820, the United States has accepted 70 million immigrants from all over the world, and still accepts about 700,000 new immigrants every year, more than any other country in the world. It is reported that in the United States, people use 140 languages, including all the major national languages in the world.

Because the United States receives about 700,000 immigrants every year, the population composition of the United States changes rapidly, with great changes every ten years. According to the latest American population statistics, white Europeans account for 665,438+0% of the total American population. Hispanics are still the largest minority, with a total of 45.5 million people, accounting for 15. 1% of the total population of the United States, ranking second; The total African-American population is 40.7 million, accounting for 14% of the total population of the United States, ranking third; Asian population15.02 million, accounting for about 5% of the total population of the United States, ranking fourth (including 3 million Chinese, accounting for1%of the population of the United States); Indians and Alaska natives account for 0.8%; Other ethnic groups account for 4%.