This question fails to specify the source claiming that there are only eight ethnicities in the Middle East and there are currently hundreds of ethno-religious groups in the Middle East. Furthermore, there is no timeframe on this question, and ethnic changes in the Middle East are quite significant over time.
All-withstanding, the current most populous and famous ethnicities in the Middle East are:
1) Civilized Sunni Arabs (This is to say the Arabs who are Sunni Moslems and live in a relatively urban environment.)
2) Turks (This refers to the ethnicity of Turkey as opposed to the Turks meaning all similar people of that general ethnic group.)
3) Persians (This refers to the dominant ethnic group in Iran.)
4) Civilized Shiite Arabs (This is to say the Arabs who are Shiite Moslems and live in a relatively urban environment.)
5) Bedouins (This refers to the nomadic desert-Arabs that populate the Middle East)
6) Israeli Jews (This refers to the dominant ethno-religious group in the State of Israel.)
7) Egyptian Copts (This refers to the largest group of Egyptian Christianity.)
8) South Asians (This refers to the large immigrant worker population in the Gulf States that comes from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.)
The ancestors of the ethnic Russians were East-Slavic tribes fleeing from Mongol invasions.
Increasing feelings of nationalism among various ethnic and cultural groups after World War I led to a rise in demands for self-determination and independence, particularly in regions of Europe and the Middle East. This surge in nationalist sentiments contributed to the disintegration of empires, such as the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman empires, and resulted in the redrawing of national boundaries. The resulting tensions and conflicts among different national groups often sparked violent confrontations and laid the groundwork for future geopolitical instability, including World War II.
He is called a citizen of that country. If he is a citizen of Turkey, he is a Turkish citizen. If he is a citizen of Iran, he is an Iranian citizen. If he is a citizen of Yemen, he is a Yemeni citizen. If he is a citizen of Lebanon, he is a Lebanese citizen. Etc. Oftentimes, Middle-Easterners will also identify by ethnicity and/or by religion in addition to their nationality. For example: Kurdish Turk, Azeri Iranian, Zaydi Shiite Yemeni, and Maronite Christian Lebanese.
the middle east was a large aria to control but the most common answer to who imperialised the middle east is Germany throughout ww2 The only two countries that occupied lands in the middle east are England and France
After World War I, borders in Europe and the Middle East were redrawn primarily due to the collapse of empires, such as the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Empires, and the desire of victorious powers to reshape territories based on national self-determination and strategic interests. The Treaty of Versailles and other agreements created new nations and altered existing borders, often disregarding ethnic and cultural divisions. A lasting impact of these changes has been ongoing ethnic tensions, conflicts, and nationalist movements, particularly in regions like the Balkans and the Middle East, where arbitrary borders have contributed to instability and violence.
Arabs, Armenians, Kurds, Persians, Jews, and Turks are the ethnic groups that live in the Middle East.
Yes and No. Generally speaking, Middle Eastern is not an ethnicity since the term can be applied to a number of different ethnic groups (Arabs, Turks, Persians, Jews, etc.) However, people from the Middle East will often just call themselves Middle Eastern to avoid necessarily associating with one of the various ethnic groups.
Yes, there were a number of ethnic groups that were on board Titanic. Though a large number were understandably from Europe, there were ethnic groups from the Middle East and Asia as well.
Arabs is the largest ethnic group in the middle east
ARABS are the most populous ethnic group in the Middle East.
The crucible of conflict in the middle east is based on ethnic differences. Groups strongly believe that their religion and culture is native to the area and gives them power over the land.
Chad is a landlocked country in Africa. In Chad there are reported to be 200 different and distinct ethnic groups. The main ethnic groups are the Sara people in the South and the Nomads in the North.
There are so many different political groups with absolute opinions that conflict in the Middle East will never be resolved.
Arabs
East Indians
Different groups of Muslim extremists are behind most of the current unrest across the Middle East and Asia.
Arabic, or Arabs.