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European Americans
Northern Europe
British
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English
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Scots-Irish
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Scottish
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Welsh
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Cornish
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Danish
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Estonian
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Faroese
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Finnish
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Icelandic
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Irish
(
Scots-Irish
)
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Latvian
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Lithuanian
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Norwegian
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Swedish
Western Europe
Basque
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Belgian
·
Dutch
(
Frisian
)
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French
(
Acadian
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Cajun
·
Louisiana Creole
)
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German
(
Austrian
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Pennsylvania Dutch
)
·
Luxembourg
·
Swiss
(
Amish
)
Eastern Europe
Belarusian
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Bulgarian
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Czech
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Hungarian
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Polish
·
Romanian
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Russian
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Rusyn
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Slovak
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Ukrainian
Southern Europe
Albanian
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Bosnian
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Croatian
·
Greek
·
Italian
(
Sicilian
)
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Macedonian
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Maltese
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Montenegrin
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Portuguese
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Serbian
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Slovene
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Spanish
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Catalan
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Hispano
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Isleño
)
Caucasus
Armenian
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Azerbaijani
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Georgian
Other
Cypriot
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Jewish
†††
·
Roma
·
Turkish
††††
All countries are arranged by the classifications of the
United Nation
[1]
and the
United States Census Bureau
[2]
†
The
Basque Country
spans the border between
France
and
Spain
but does not border the
Mediterranean
. The
Basque language
is the official language there. The
Federal government of the United States
recognizes
Basque people
[3]
as a distinct ethnic group, neither Spanish nor French.
[4]
††
Iranian Armenians
and
Iranian Azeris
live outside Europe. Armenia and Azerbaijan are transcontinental countries
†††
Most
American Jews
originate in Europe, but some come from other places, especially
Israel
and
North Africa
.
††††
Turkey
is a transcontinental country.
References
↑
"Composition of macro geographical (continental) regions, geographical sub-regions, and selected economic and other groupings - Europe"
.
United Nations
.
↑
"American FactFinder"
.
United States Census Bureau
.
↑
"2007 American Community Survey: Selected Population Profile in the United States - Basque"
.
United States Census Bureau
.
↑
"2007 American Community Survey: Selected Population Profile in the United States - French (except Basque)"
.
United States Census Bureau
.
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