Cool U.S. Immigration map.

I've tried organizing the categories for anyone who couldn't look:
NOTE: There are other groups in those groups, but only ones listed on the map are shown.


Teutonic (aka Germanic):
German
Scandinavian (Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, etc.)
English
Dutch
Finnish (yes, they're not Germanic but it shows up in Wisconsin & Michigan...)

Celtic (or as the airhead who made this calls it- Keltic):
Irish (possibly includes other Celts)
North Italian (hmm?)
French

Slavic (nothing wrong here):
Polish
Croatian (maybe includes other South Slavs?)
Hebrew (again, I know it doesn't go here)
Bohemian (Czech)
Lithuanian

Iberic (aka Mediterranean):
South Italian
Syrian
Spanish
Portuguese
Greek

Mongolic (Asian):
Chinese
Japanese

Other:
Magyar (Hungarian)
Black
Cuban


Also, why are North Italians Celtic while South Italians Med.?
 

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Also, why are North Italians Celtic while South Italians Med.?

The Po Valley was inhabited by Celts before it became Latinised. I think he took that factoid and exaggerated it just a leetle.

I remember one map from the 19th century which attempted to create or reflect a racial theory at the time and classed the Japanese as Malays.
 
I had no idea there were so many Croatian immigrants. Was that shorthand for southern slavs?

The turn of the century was a period of huge emigration from these parts. Tens of thousands had left for foreign shores due to political/cultural repression and failures of some important crops like grapes.

Between 1880 and 1910 some 600 000 people emigrated to north America and another 300 000 elsewhere beyond Europe.
 
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