Worldmark Encyclopedia of the States Texas Ethnic groups Texas Ethnic groups As white settlers pushed toward Texas during the 19th century, many Indian groups moved west and south into …

Georgia Ethnic groups Georgia Ethnic groups Georgia has been fundamentally a white/black state, with minimal ethnic diversity. Most Georgians are of English or Scotch-Irish descent. …

Worldmark Encyclopedia of the States New Jersey Ethnic groups New Jersey Ethnic groups New Jersey is one of the most ethnically heterogeneous states. As of 2000, 1,476,327 New …

Worldmark Encyclopedia of the States Ohio Ethnic groups Ohio Ethnic groups Ohio was first settled by migrants from the eastern states and from the British Isles and northern Europe, …

Ethnic groups The majority of the population of the United States is of European origin, with the largest groups having primary ancestry traceable to the United Kingdom, Germany, and …

Worldmark Encyclopedia of the States Illinois Ethnic groups Illinois Ethnic groups The Indian population of Illinois had disappeared by 1832 as a result of warfare and emigration. By 2000, …

Worldmark Encyclopedia of the States Louisiana Ethnic groups Louisiana Ethnic groups Louisiana, most notably the Delta region, is an enclave of ethnic heterogeneity in the South.

Worldmark Encyclopedia of the States Colorado Ethnic groups Colorado Ethnic groups Once the sole inhabitants of the state, American Indians in 2000 numbered 44,241, up from 28,000 in …

Officially, 56 different ethnic groups are recognized in Beijing; however, an overwhelming majority of the population (96.2 percent) belongs to the Han ethnic group. The remainder are divided …

New York Ethnic groups New York Ethnic groups During the 19th and 20th centuries, New York was the principal gateway for European immigrants. In the great northern migration that began …