Is California Staaten Mexikan-German with an Austrian Gobernator ?

Question

The largest named ancestries in California are Mexican (25%), German (9%), Irish (7.7%), English (7.4%) and Filipino (6%), but includes 65 other ethnicities from Albanian to Somali.

There are substantial Chinese American communities in the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles County;

there are large Korean American, Japanese American, Cambodian American, Vietnamese American, Thai American, Indian American, Pakistani American, Persian American, Armenian American, and Arab American communities in the Greater Los Angeles Area and in other areas of the state.

There are also large concentrations of Russian-Americans in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Sacramento. The state has the nation's largest Bulgarian American population.

Answer 1

Well I'm half German, my Mother is from Frankfurt, and my Father is from Mexico and he is " Mexican".  They were the same religion.  I believe thats why is worked well.  I've had the best of both worlds and don't have a closed mind.  Some people of all the same race think their better than others not being whole of the same race.  I disagree, especially when it comes to the food part.  My Mother and Father are great cooks.  Give me a taco with a side of bockwurst.   Oh, and by the way California has no debt, Arnold (Governor) got us out of it.  In Mexico there is a large piece of land that the Germans have been given from Mexico, they live there in there natural way, growing there food and live in peace.  The Mexicans got their military boots from Germany when Poncho Villa was at war to keep California part of Mexico.  Did you know that?  I found it interesting.  Have a nice day.

Answer 2

seems like you've done your homework.

Answer 3

Anyone from Yorkshire?

Answer 4

yup

Answer 5

And your question is?

Answer 6

The diversity is what makes California great.

Answer 7

Well this is an interesting history of California. You do seem overly concerned about the racial make up of the population.

The USA is a melting pot and you will find people from all over the world in different concentrations from city to city.

Mexico is close to California and they have a large agri-economy, so it makes sense there are many Mexicans there.