Are the British, French and Germans all the same?

Germany and France are the same race, but Britain is not.

Modern French and German were developed by ancient Franks. Franks are a Germanic people who invaded the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century. They ruled present-day France and Germany, and established the largest kingdom in Western Europe in the early Middle Ages.

At the beginning of the 5th century, Franks began to spread along the Rhine River to Rome-controlled Gaul (now France). The Franks fought for a long time. After Gaul defeated the Roman army, they unified the Franks in 509 and became the rulers of most parts of Western Europe.

In the next thousand years, this Frankish kingdom gradually evolved into the Kingdom of France, the Kingdom of Italy and the First Reich of Germany. So France and Germany belong to the Franks.

The ancestors of the French are mainly descendants of Celtic (Gaul) in the north and Roman colonists in the south. During the great national migration, the Frankish tribes were mixed, but they did not cause subversive bloodline changes like Britain, and the population ratio did not exceed10%; Alsace and Lorraine speak German dialects and belong to the descendants of Germanic aleman tribes.

Lyon is a descendant of Germanic brandy; Normandy peninsula has Germanic Viking descent; But the descendants of Gauls and Roman colonists account for the vast majority, so they are not Germans.