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Middle Eastern-Americans
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Middle Easterners are
one of the fastest growing immigrant groups in America. While
the size of the overall immigrant population (legal and
illegal) has tripled since 1970, the number of immigrants from
the Middle East has grown more than seven-fold, from fewer
than 200,000 in 1970 to nearly 1.5 million in 2000.
Source:
Center
for Middle Eastern Studies
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Arab-Americans
Arab Americans constitute an
ethnicity made up of several waves of immigrants
from 22 Arab countries, stretching from Morocco in
the west to Oman in the east. Although a highly
diverse ethnic group, Arab-Americans descend from
a heritage that represents common linguistic,
cultural, and political traditions.
Source:
Wikipedia
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Jewish
Americans
"American
Jews, also known as Jewish Americans, are
Americans
who are also
Jews.
Population estimates vary; most surveys, the
majority of which treat "Jewish" as a religious
group, range from 5.2 million[1]
to 6.4 million,
[2]
The population of ethnically Jewish people in the
United States
is not certain. Nonetheless, the overall Jewish
population of the United States either the largest
or second-largest in the world after Israel. The
American Jewish community is composed mostly of
Ashkenazi Jews,[6]
but there are also
Sephardic
and
Mizrahi Jews,
along with other
Jewish ethnic divisions,
encompassing a wide range of spiritual beliefs,
from the ultra-Orthodox
Haredi
communities to Jews who are entirely secular."
Source:
Answer.
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Lebanese
Americans
"There are about 3
million people of Lebanese descent in America
today. This is a significant number compared to
the 3.5 million who still live in Lebanon. And it
helps to explain the interest in all things
Phoenician and Lebanese in the USA"
Source:
Lebanese-Americans