How many ethnic groups on earth have demanded their own exclusive ethnic state?
Q. I can't think of a single country other than Nazi Germany; it had the same concept. Citizenship involved being at least one-fourth ethnic German; all citizens not ethnically German were denaturalized and any ethnic German from around the world had a "right" to go to Germany and claim his alleged citizenship. Same exact set-up. Why do jews think they are entitled to an exclusively "jewish" state? Why don't other ethnic groups? What other countries regard national identity and ethnic identity as one and the same?
Asked by River Jordan - Wed Feb 11 19:32:57 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Germans for a period of twelve years before the middle of the last century. There is a difference between a modern state which has no linkage between ethnicity and citizenship and a Tribal State which is based on ethnicity. Israel,so-called,is the only Tribal State on earth. As to that Sabre comment or answer or whatever it was supposed to be,Iran is not an ethnic state,nor is Saudi Arabia. They do discriminate in terms of religion,but not ethnicity. Muslims from around the world are welcome in both countries. You do not have to be an ethnic Persion in the one case or an ethnic Arab in the other. I gather some people don't know the difference between ethnicity and religion. Most Jews are atheists; they don't have any religion. Israel was… [cont.]
Answered by Zeno - Wed Feb 11 20:04:39 2009
Q. I can't think of a single country other than Nazi Germany; it had the same concept. Citizenship involved being at least one-fourth ethnic German; all citizens not ethnically German were denaturalized and any ethnic German from around the world had a "right" to go to Germany and claim his alleged citizenship. Same exact set-up. Why do jews think they are entitled to an exclusively "jewish" state? Why don't other ethnic groups? What other countries regard national identity and ethnic identity as one and the same?
Asked by River Jordan - Wed Feb 11 19:32:57 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Germans for a period of twelve years before the middle of the last century. There is a difference between a modern state which has no linkage between ethnicity and citizenship and a Tribal State which is based on ethnicity. Israel,so-called,is the only Tribal State on earth. As to that Sabre comment or answer or whatever it was supposed to be,Iran is not an ethnic state,nor is Saudi Arabia. They do discriminate in terms of religion,but not ethnicity. Muslims from around the world are welcome in both countries. You do not have to be an ethnic Persion in the one case or an ethnic Arab in the other. I gather some people don't know the difference between ethnicity and religion. Most Jews are atheists; they don't have any religion. Israel was… [cont.]
Answered by Zeno - Wed Feb 11 20:04:39 2009
How is ethnic cleansing defined and would it apply to the Israeli government?
Q. I just finished reading Itan Pappe's "Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine". He is a professor at a college in Israel. What is your opinion?
Asked by Bahira - Tue Apr 8 17:19:47 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. Continuously,since their arrival in the 1920's. The first efforts involved displacement by buying the land out from under them from absentee landlords. I am familiar with the book you cite and he does a thorough job of documenting the cleansing of 1947-48,including using hand grenades and flame throwers on ordinary home,all kinds of nice thinks. Poisoning Haifa's water supply with typhus was no doubt viewed as particularly heroic. The process has merely accelerated since then. By the way,the zionist line is that ethnic cleansing consists only of mass murder,not forced expulsion. The term - you can wiki it up - actually encompasses any and all measures used to secure the removal of a group based on their ethnicity.
Answered by Zeno - Tue Apr 8 20:43:09 2008
Q. I just finished reading Itan Pappe's "Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine". He is a professor at a college in Israel. What is your opinion?
Asked by Bahira - Tue Apr 8 17:19:47 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. Continuously,since their arrival in the 1920's. The first efforts involved displacement by buying the land out from under them from absentee landlords. I am familiar with the book you cite and he does a thorough job of documenting the cleansing of 1947-48,including using hand grenades and flame throwers on ordinary home,all kinds of nice thinks. Poisoning Haifa's water supply with typhus was no doubt viewed as particularly heroic. The process has merely accelerated since then. By the way,the zionist line is that ethnic cleansing consists only of mass murder,not forced expulsion. The term - you can wiki it up - actually encompasses any and all measures used to secure the removal of a group based on their ethnicity.
Answered by Zeno - Tue Apr 8 20:43:09 2008
What are the predominant ethnic and religious groups in China?
Q. In my AP Environmental class we're doing a mock-debate on population control. My group is supposed to be representing China. I already have some good information on their 'one-child' policy aka family planning policy but I have a few other questions I cannot seem to find. One of which is: what are the predominant ethnic and religious groups in China? What is China's literacy rate? And what is their Educatin Policy? If you get your information from a website please provide a link. All help is appreciated, thanks.
Asked by Dog is my co-pilot - Tue Jan 13 20:02:24 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by how long could it be - Fri Jan 16 22:51:03 2009
Q. In my AP Environmental class we're doing a mock-debate on population control. My group is supposed to be representing China. I already have some good information on their 'one-child' policy aka family planning policy but I have a few other questions I cannot seem to find. One of which is: what are the predominant ethnic and religious groups in China? What is China's literacy rate? And what is their Educatin Policy? If you get your information from a website please provide a link. All help is appreciated, thanks.
Asked by Dog is my co-pilot - Tue Jan 13 20:02:24 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by how long could it be - Fri Jan 16 22:51:03 2009
What is the difference between the terms genocide and ethnic cleansing? Why does that difference exist?
Q. The U.N. takes its time to consider something a genocide, like what they did in Darfur's case. Ethnic cleansing is not defined as a punishable act in international laws, so does calling something ethnic cleansing relieve pressure on the U.N. and allow them to turn the other cheek?
Asked by camizzle - Thu Mar 15 23:23:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ethnic cleansing is the forcible removal of an ethnic group from a specified area. Genocide is the mass murder of people of a specific ethnicity. While you can certainly make arguments against the former, I think you will agree that the latter is far worse.
Answered by yupchagee - Thu Mar 15 23:35:55 2007
Q. The U.N. takes its time to consider something a genocide, like what they did in Darfur's case. Ethnic cleansing is not defined as a punishable act in international laws, so does calling something ethnic cleansing relieve pressure on the U.N. and allow them to turn the other cheek?
Asked by camizzle - Thu Mar 15 23:23:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ethnic cleansing is the forcible removal of an ethnic group from a specified area. Genocide is the mass murder of people of a specific ethnicity. While you can certainly make arguments against the former, I think you will agree that the latter is far worse.
Answered by yupchagee - Thu Mar 15 23:35:55 2007
What ethnic group makes up most of the population of the middle east?
Q. I need to know what ethnic group makes up most of the population of the middle east, and I also know that most of them practice the religion of islam and speak Arabic.
Asked by Katie - Sun Nov 15 17:49:27 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. islam
Answered by dannyfarnsworth - Sun Nov 15 17:52:19 2009
Q. I need to know what ethnic group makes up most of the population of the middle east, and I also know that most of them practice the religion of islam and speak Arabic.
Asked by Katie - Sun Nov 15 17:49:27 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. islam
Answered by dannyfarnsworth - Sun Nov 15 17:52:19 2009
Should ethnic groups be allowed to significantly change character of the suburbs?
Q. Should ethnic groups be allowed to significantly change the character of the suburbs that they choose to settle in, or should they be kept as they are? WhY?
Asked by zekria.rezaye - Fri Oct 23 18:33:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neighborhoods are always in a state of flux. Imagine what the suburbs were like before they were suburbs, or what the city was like before it was fashionable to live in it? The suburbs character is shaped by the people who live in it. If a suburb is populated today by all asian people who keep a minimalist yard, and in 10 years is all white people who love crazy yard furniture no one can stop that. No one should stop that, it's just the evolution of the environment.
Answered by rustyT - Fri Oct 23 18:58:53 2009
Q. Should ethnic groups be allowed to significantly change the character of the suburbs that they choose to settle in, or should they be kept as they are? WhY?
Asked by zekria.rezaye - Fri Oct 23 18:33:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neighborhoods are always in a state of flux. Imagine what the suburbs were like before they were suburbs, or what the city was like before it was fashionable to live in it? The suburbs character is shaped by the people who live in it. If a suburb is populated today by all asian people who keep a minimalist yard, and in 10 years is all white people who love crazy yard furniture no one can stop that. No one should stop that, it's just the evolution of the environment.
Answered by rustyT - Fri Oct 23 18:58:53 2009
What ethnic groups tend to have dominant genes when determining physical features of your children?
Q. I have heard that asian genes tend to be dominant when there are bi-racial parents and was just wondering if there were any other ethnic groups or races that tend to have dominant genes when determining the physical features of kids of bi-racial parents?
Asked by Gottaask - Mon Dec 8 21:50:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I don't think it has to do with the ethnicity... But dark hair is a dominant gene, and light hair is recessive. Brown and green eyes are dominant, the others are recessive -although you see combinations of eye colors. Curly hair is dominant, straight is recessive. If a caucasian person marries a person of ethnicity, that child will have darker skin than their caucasian parent, but lighter skin than their "ethnic" parent. If a full-blooded latino with curly hair were to marry a blond haired, blue eyed girl, for example, ALL of their kids would have dark, curly hair, and brown eyes. But they would all be lighter than their dad.
Answered by harpnut - Mon Dec 8 22:02:50 2008
Q. I have heard that asian genes tend to be dominant when there are bi-racial parents and was just wondering if there were any other ethnic groups or races that tend to have dominant genes when determining the physical features of kids of bi-racial parents?
Asked by Gottaask - Mon Dec 8 21:50:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I don't think it has to do with the ethnicity... But dark hair is a dominant gene, and light hair is recessive. Brown and green eyes are dominant, the others are recessive -although you see combinations of eye colors. Curly hair is dominant, straight is recessive. If a caucasian person marries a person of ethnicity, that child will have darker skin than their caucasian parent, but lighter skin than their "ethnic" parent. If a full-blooded latino with curly hair were to marry a blond haired, blue eyed girl, for example, ALL of their kids would have dark, curly hair, and brown eyes. But they would all be lighter than their dad.
Answered by harpnut - Mon Dec 8 22:02:50 2008
Why is the creation and development of ethnic communities important?
Q. Why is the creation and development of ethnic communities in the Gilded age important and how did it impact and influence American society and culture?
Asked by Alex - Sun Mar 14 20:34:08 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. next time paraphrase your question, please, and dont pull it out of the book.
Answered by just wondering - Sun Mar 14 22:47:07 2010
Q. Why is the creation and development of ethnic communities in the Gilded age important and how did it impact and influence American society and culture?
Asked by Alex - Sun Mar 14 20:34:08 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. next time paraphrase your question, please, and dont pull it out of the book.
Answered by just wondering - Sun Mar 14 22:47:07 2010
What ethnic group does not kiss in public?
Q. I have heard that some ethnic couples don't kiss in public is that true when they are in their country or they follow this pattern here in America too? Why do some people kiss on the first date and others don't? Is it good to kiss in public or is it gross? Can love and affection be displayed without kissing in public such as a rub on the back or a pat on the butt? How do you and your mate show affection for each other in public? Do you hate when your mate tries to kiss you in public?
Asked by Kissyluv - Sat Dec 19 09:01:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Deepak preety much got it right. As for the other ones me and my gfs will go as far as french kissing in public and we don't mind at all.
Answered by TDM (Hybrax) - Sat Dec 19 09:06:40 2009
Q. I have heard that some ethnic couples don't kiss in public is that true when they are in their country or they follow this pattern here in America too? Why do some people kiss on the first date and others don't? Is it good to kiss in public or is it gross? Can love and affection be displayed without kissing in public such as a rub on the back or a pat on the butt? How do you and your mate show affection for each other in public? Do you hate when your mate tries to kiss you in public?
Asked by Kissyluv - Sat Dec 19 09:01:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Deepak preety much got it right. As for the other ones me and my gfs will go as far as french kissing in public and we don't mind at all.
Answered by TDM (Hybrax) - Sat Dec 19 09:06:40 2009
What is the best brand make-up for an ethnic girl to wear?
Q. Just wondering, I know Iman has a brand of ethnic makeup are there any other brands? Or are normal brands of makeup just as good? Also are there any makeup brands that help your skin while you wear it?
Asked by Tokio Hotel! - Sat May 22 15:37:00 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Just wondering, I know Iman has a brand of ethnic makeup are there any other brands? Or are normal brands of makeup just as good? Also are there any makeup brands that help your skin while you wear it?
Asked by Tokio Hotel! - Sat May 22 15:37:00 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What is China s population? How many different ethnic groups are there in China? Where do all these ethnic gr?
Q. What is China s population? How many different ethnic groups are there in China? Where do all these ethnic groups reside?
Asked by Charlie - Sun Sep 20 22:00:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. China is the MOST populous country in the world with a population of 1.3 Billion People. China has 56 ethnics, but "Han" make up 94% of the population. I'm not particularly sure where all these ethnics reside, but I do know that Tibetans reside in Tibet, Uighurs reside in the XingJiang Province.
Answered by Jenny2pa - Sun Sep 20 22:10:15 2009
Q. What is China s population? How many different ethnic groups are there in China? Where do all these ethnic groups reside?
Asked by Charlie - Sun Sep 20 22:00:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. China is the MOST populous country in the world with a population of 1.3 Billion People. China has 56 ethnics, but "Han" make up 94% of the population. I'm not particularly sure where all these ethnics reside, but I do know that Tibetans reside in Tibet, Uighurs reside in the XingJiang Province.
Answered by Jenny2pa - Sun Sep 20 22:10:15 2009
What is the best way to cope with housemates who cook smelly ethnic food?
Q. What is the best way to cope with housemates who cook smelly ethnic food? I live in the upper level (of a 3 level townhouse), the smell of his cooking stinky ethnic food smells strongly around the entire house. It is NOT the fact that the food is ethnic that bothers us, rather it is the fact that the food is very aromatic . Tx for the answers
Asked by murphy - Fri Jan 8 16:02:15 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You just suck it up. That is what they are used to, are you all different ethnicities? What if they can't stand the smell of what you cook, or other things about you. It's called living together. I would say if it is a big enough problem you are just going to have ot move out.
Answered by Cowgirl_Power - Fri Jan 8 16:07:31 2010
Q. What is the best way to cope with housemates who cook smelly ethnic food? I live in the upper level (of a 3 level townhouse), the smell of his cooking stinky ethnic food smells strongly around the entire house. It is NOT the fact that the food is ethnic that bothers us, rather it is the fact that the food is very aromatic . Tx for the answers
Asked by murphy - Fri Jan 8 16:02:15 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You just suck it up. That is what they are used to, are you all different ethnicities? What if they can't stand the smell of what you cook, or other things about you. It's called living together. I would say if it is a big enough problem you are just going to have ot move out.
Answered by Cowgirl_Power - Fri Jan 8 16:07:31 2010
Is there significant ethnic or racial segregation in Singapore?
Q. Do the people of various ethnicities (Chinese, Malay or Indians) mix very freely with one another, or do they tend to keep to their own ethnicity and rarely mix with people of a diffferent ethnic background? A friend of mine visits the US regularly & she tells me that there is very evident segregation in America. Since I am planning to come to Singapore for my undergrad studies, I am curious to know if it is the same case in Singapore too.
Asked by secret - Sat Jul 12 13:20:08 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Singapore is still a young country, but racial integration has come to a fair degree of success. There will always be some individuals who do not like to mix with others of a different ethnic background, but there is no visible sign of racial segregation. There is Chinatown, Geylang Serai and Little India that represent the 3 ethnic groups, but they are widely visited by everyone. At local food centres, we also enjoy various ethnic food. (Malays can eat other foods but need to adhere to religious restrictions). In local schools, the younger generation study and play together. You might find it of interest that the Singapore government imposes a ethnic ratio for public housing to avoid segregation. For example, if a Malay flat owner is… [cont.]
Answered by huangfuren - Sun Jul 13 09:09:53 2008
Q. Do the people of various ethnicities (Chinese, Malay or Indians) mix very freely with one another, or do they tend to keep to their own ethnicity and rarely mix with people of a diffferent ethnic background? A friend of mine visits the US regularly & she tells me that there is very evident segregation in America. Since I am planning to come to Singapore for my undergrad studies, I am curious to know if it is the same case in Singapore too.
Asked by secret - Sat Jul 12 13:20:08 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Singapore is still a young country, but racial integration has come to a fair degree of success. There will always be some individuals who do not like to mix with others of a different ethnic background, but there is no visible sign of racial segregation. There is Chinatown, Geylang Serai and Little India that represent the 3 ethnic groups, but they are widely visited by everyone. At local food centres, we also enjoy various ethnic food. (Malays can eat other foods but need to adhere to religious restrictions). In local schools, the younger generation study and play together. You might find it of interest that the Singapore government imposes a ethnic ratio for public housing to avoid segregation. For example, if a Malay flat owner is… [cont.]
Answered by huangfuren - Sun Jul 13 09:09:53 2008
What is the ethnic majority of the Virgin Islands?
Q. What is the ethnic majority of the Virgin Islands? Are they tolerant of others who are different? Are the native people there friendly? Thank you!
Asked by Bill - Sat Aug 29 02:03:40 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. "As of the census of 2000, there were 108,612 people, 40,648 households, and 26,636 families residing in the territory. The racial makeup of the territory was 76.19% Black or African Descent, 13.09% White, 7.23% from other races, and 3.49% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 13.99% of the population."
Answered by Smiley - Sun Aug 30 16:19:24 2009
Q. What is the ethnic majority of the Virgin Islands? Are they tolerant of others who are different? Are the native people there friendly? Thank you!
Asked by Bill - Sat Aug 29 02:03:40 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. "As of the census of 2000, there were 108,612 people, 40,648 households, and 26,636 families residing in the territory. The racial makeup of the territory was 76.19% Black or African Descent, 13.09% White, 7.23% from other races, and 3.49% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 13.99% of the population."
Answered by Smiley - Sun Aug 30 16:19:24 2009
What is the best ethnic food in the world?
Q. Please do not put McDonald's or other fast food chains. I am looking for ethnic foods. Oh, and please add detalis. To lovebug:Thanks for picking Korean food, one of my favorites. You too, sunshinekbpyt. Oh, and to mike_online_now, thanks for the well-reasearched explanation. VERY interesting.
Asked by . - Wed May 24 16:47:26 2006 - - 43 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Middle Eastern, be it Arabic, Turkish or Greek...
Answered by mercy - Wed May 24 18:00:51 2006
Q. Please do not put McDonald's or other fast food chains. I am looking for ethnic foods. Oh, and please add detalis. To lovebug:Thanks for picking Korean food, one of my favorites. You too, sunshinekbpyt. Oh, and to mike_online_now, thanks for the well-reasearched explanation. VERY interesting.
Asked by . - Wed May 24 16:47:26 2006 - - 43 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Middle Eastern, be it Arabic, Turkish or Greek...
Answered by mercy - Wed May 24 18:00:51 2006
How important is one's specific ethnic group in Africa?
Q. There are over 1000 different ethnic groups in Africa, from my understanding. Does everyone in Africa identify with one of these ethnic groups? Or do some just identify themselves by their country or region? The ethnic groups have languages unique to their group, but can they also speak a common language which allows them to communicate with people outside of their particular ethnic group? Which is more important to an African - their country affiliation or their ethnic group? How separate and distinct are the groups? If you could give me a good overall picture of how the groups interact and function, that'd be great. Thanks!
Asked by Heron By The Sea - Tue Sep 1 22:29:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many ethnic groups in Africa but some are more related. i will not say much about these groups as i haven't got a chance to study much about them beyond my country Uganda, Uganda has 2 original ethnic tribes ie Bantu and Luo The Bantu group in Uganda is composed of more than 30 tribes which speak different languages but in a related dialect We have The Luo who occupies a large part of Northern Uganda with more than 20 tribes More information about Uganda ethnic tribes in Uganda visit In Rwanda the is only one ethnic type but that didn't stop them from getting into genocide more about Rwanda ethnic groups visit Hope these links will guide you about Africa Culture and ethnicity
Answered by Ignatius N - Wed Sep 2 06:50:24 2009
Q. There are over 1000 different ethnic groups in Africa, from my understanding. Does everyone in Africa identify with one of these ethnic groups? Or do some just identify themselves by their country or region? The ethnic groups have languages unique to their group, but can they also speak a common language which allows them to communicate with people outside of their particular ethnic group? Which is more important to an African - their country affiliation or their ethnic group? How separate and distinct are the groups? If you could give me a good overall picture of how the groups interact and function, that'd be great. Thanks!
Asked by Heron By The Sea - Tue Sep 1 22:29:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many ethnic groups in Africa but some are more related. i will not say much about these groups as i haven't got a chance to study much about them beyond my country Uganda, Uganda has 2 original ethnic tribes ie Bantu and Luo The Bantu group in Uganda is composed of more than 30 tribes which speak different languages but in a related dialect We have The Luo who occupies a large part of Northern Uganda with more than 20 tribes More information about Uganda ethnic tribes in Uganda visit In Rwanda the is only one ethnic type but that didn't stop them from getting into genocide more about Rwanda ethnic groups visit Hope these links will guide you about Africa Culture and ethnicity
Answered by Ignatius N - Wed Sep 2 06:50:24 2009
What is the difference between being a muslim and being a ethnic/cultural muslims?
Q. I posted a questions someoen was all " Well, are you a muslim or a ethnic/cultural muslim??" ( or something like that..) Whats the difference?
Asked by HumanPerfection - Mon Jul 13 16:44:31 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it means, you call yourself a Muslim but you never follow Islam, you follow your culture. A real Muslim follows his/her religion.
Answered by Ibrahim [GTR] - Mon Jul 13 16:48:41 2009
Q. I posted a questions someoen was all " Well, are you a muslim or a ethnic/cultural muslim??" ( or something like that..) Whats the difference?
Asked by HumanPerfection - Mon Jul 13 16:44:31 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it means, you call yourself a Muslim but you never follow Islam, you follow your culture. A real Muslim follows his/her religion.
Answered by Ibrahim [GTR] - Mon Jul 13 16:48:41 2009
Ethnic and ratial composition of the your neighborhoods and schools?
Q. What has been the ethnic and racial composition of the neighborhoods you have lived in and the schools you have attended? Consider how the composition of one may have influenced the other. What steps would have been necessary to ensure more diversity?
Asked by Maria Sanchez - Fri Jul 10 00:57:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neighborhood and schooling definitely exert its influence on the mind of people who are close to such environment. The steps which are to be taken to do away from such bad effects are to be taken by didelineatinhg ourselves from such environmental effects.Good Luck
Answered by Mushtaq A - Fri Jul 10 01:06:25 2009
Q. What has been the ethnic and racial composition of the neighborhoods you have lived in and the schools you have attended? Consider how the composition of one may have influenced the other. What steps would have been necessary to ensure more diversity?
Asked by Maria Sanchez - Fri Jul 10 00:57:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neighborhood and schooling definitely exert its influence on the mind of people who are close to such environment. The steps which are to be taken to do away from such bad effects are to be taken by didelineatinhg ourselves from such environmental effects.Good Luck
Answered by Mushtaq A - Fri Jul 10 01:06:25 2009
To what extent has the ethnic groups affected the political development in Haiti?
Q. I have a research paper and i am having some problems with find information in the ethnic groups in Haiti and the political development it would be really awesome of you could give me some pointers in what to look for.
Asked by Jesper S - Wed Mar 17 06:28:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what ethnic groups, they are no tribes in haiti, just like they are no tribes in the usa. the only ethnic groups in haiti are mostl blacks and a few whites and coloureds thrown in the mix
Answered by Mace W - Wed Mar 17 06:50:56 2010
Q. I have a research paper and i am having some problems with find information in the ethnic groups in Haiti and the political development it would be really awesome of you could give me some pointers in what to look for.
Asked by Jesper S - Wed Mar 17 06:28:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what ethnic groups, they are no tribes in haiti, just like they are no tribes in the usa. the only ethnic groups in haiti are mostl blacks and a few whites and coloureds thrown in the mix
Answered by Mace W - Wed Mar 17 06:50:56 2010
What is the answer to ethnic and racial stratification?
Q. ...Is it possible to eliminate prejudice, discrimination and instiutional discrimination? Why or why not? What's one idea which could help achieve an elimination of ethnic and racial stratification.
Asked by The Rage - Thu Oct 18 01:25:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt it's possible to eliminate it. No matter what we do or how hard we try discrimination will always exist. It's sad and shocking but that's the truth. People will always be judged on the basis of their skin color, ethnicity etc.
Answered by Jean Harlow!! - Fri Oct 19 14:39:42 2007
Q. ...Is it possible to eliminate prejudice, discrimination and instiutional discrimination? Why or why not? What's one idea which could help achieve an elimination of ethnic and racial stratification.
Asked by The Rage - Thu Oct 18 01:25:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt it's possible to eliminate it. No matter what we do or how hard we try discrimination will always exist. It's sad and shocking but that's the truth. People will always be judged on the basis of their skin color, ethnicity etc.
Answered by Jean Harlow!! - Fri Oct 19 14:39:42 2007
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