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Ethnicity
is being part of a group with members who have a common language, share the same beliefs, traits, traditions, and have the same ancestors
Something in common between these countries is that they were all under control by the
Union
of
Soviet
Socialist
Republics
(USSR)
Larger portions of Russians are
Slavs.
They were the first inhabitants of East Asia. Their language is called Slavic
Turkic
spoke
Turkic
language. Thought they have different ways of living, majority of them are muslims
Paleosiberian
are located in the colder parts where they hunt and live by having reindeers and sleds
East Asia
mostly have the same physical features and same color skin
Han
chinese
who started the Chinese Civilization in the yellow river. Sino-Tibetan was one of the languages that were used
Japanese
lived through fishing and farming and
Ainu
was onenof the tribes in Japan
Koreans
had their own Ethnic groups. Goguryeo in the north and Silla and Baekje in the south
Most
southeast asians
have yellow-ish to brown skin color and jet black hair. Most of the ancestors came from south of China
In
West Asia
, Arab peninsula was prominent during the old times. Aside from the Arabs, the Jews were also prominent in West Asia
What is USSR?
Union
of
Soviet Socialist Republics
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