Are American whites the same race as Australian whites and British whites?

White Americans refer to Americans who are considered or claim to be white. According to the definition of the US Census Bureau, the US Office of Management and Budget, and other government agencies, white people refer to people with "ethnic origin from Europe, the Middle East and North Africa". Sometimes, white people are used to refer to white people.

White Americans are German (16.5%), Irish (1 1.9%), British (9.0%), Italian (5.8%), Polish (3.3%) and French (3./kloc-). Swedes (1.4%), Scots and Irish hybrids (1.2%), Russians (1.0%) and Welsh (0.7%) make up 58.9% of the white population. By the way, the proportion of Hispanic population is 9.62%, mainly Mexican immigrants to the United States; In fact, Jews also account for a certain proportion.

White Americans account for 75.05% of the national population.

Today, the term "white Americans" can refer to many different white groups in China. However, some American demographers will not classify Latinos as white.

In the 2000 U.S. census, this report is usually the benchmark to reflect the recognized racial division in this country's society, and they will not follow any anthropological or genetic basis. It clearly defines "white people" as people of European, Middle Eastern and North African descent. It also includes the blood relationship between countries and regions. The blood relationship between Canadians, Spaniards, Australians, New Zealanders and African whites provides relevant evidence for demography.