What systems did the ancient Europeans have? Understand and enter

Celtic (now Welsh, Irish).

Latins (Italians).

Germanic (English, French, German, Spanish, Austrian, Northern Italian).

Scandians (Danes, Norwegians, Swedes, Scotlands).

Greek. Slavs (Poles, Russians, etc.).

This is the most scientific division, the Celts, in antiquity, were the most widespread people in Europe, and most of Europe west of the Elbe River (even Britain, the first invasion of Britain by the Romans was at war with the Celts) Celts include the Gauls, so when the Romans rose, they fought n battles with the Celts in Italy, and Caesar fought n battles with the Celts when they conquered Gaul (now France). Due to the invasion of the Latins and Germans, most of the Celts were assimilated.

The Germanic homeland was also in Scandinavia, and then along the Baltic coast to present-day Germany, where they were scattered throughout the former empire (even to Africa, like the Vandals) after defeating the Romans

The Scandivians, or the Northern Beaters, were known as the Normans in the Middle Ages. England (Anglo-Saxons) that occupied Germany were William the Conqueror, France (Normandy), Italy (Kingdom of Sicily) and other places.

That's too much, I don't want to go into too much detail.

It also took me about a year to piece together my system of European ethnicity, and I recommend reading more books by foreigners, not by Chinese.

Original, by Byzantines.

France is Gaul.

Vikings were Vikings.

Spanish Portugal is Latino.

The Greco-Roman race was not a human race, and the south was dominated by Slavs

Can the landlord add what is the system? Confused.

But based on what the above people said, I think the question should be what were the races of the ancient Europeans? So to put it this way:

First of all, ancient Greece, the ** of the ancient Greeks is quite complicated, and it can be called that the ancient Greeks belonged to the Achaeans.

Ancient Rome: It's also complicated, because it incorporated the blood of a large number of peoples in the process of its rise. However, it may be closely related to the Etruscan race. Rome annexed the Etrulians in northern Italy.

The collapse of Rome: At this time, the race was clearer, and the Celtic race scattered throughout Western Europe (the Gauls were counted as a branch of the Celts) was crowded out by Rome and the Germanic tribes from the east (represented by the East and West Goths and the Franks). The Iberian Peninsula to the west is home to ethnic groups such as the Basques (native).

To the north, there were Vikings (also Germanic) who made a career as piratesIn the easternmost part of Europe, there were the Migrated Huns (whether they were the Chinese Huns or not, the modern Magyars, in Hungary) and the Slavs, who were also known as the Veneds.

Middle Ages: The geographical location of the peoples changed a lot at this time, and the Germanic peoples became the masters of the continent. The Roman nation was assimilated by the Germans.

The Iberian Peninsula was occupied by the Goths (i.e. Germanic peoples) and Moorish Arabs from North Africa. The Vikings of northern Europe moved south in large numbers to form the Normans. The Normans carried out the famous Norman conquest, and the peoples of the British Isles became the Celtic situation in Ireland & Scotland Normans and Anglo-Saxons (i.e. Germanic) in England & Wales (Celtic Germanic mixing existed in Wales).

The people of Gaul are of mixed Frankish + Celtic descent. Central Europe was a pure Germanic tribe. Eastern Europe had Arabs, Ottoman Turks and Slavs entering, especially Greece (Turks are Seljuks).

At this time, the Jews, who were destroyed by Rome, began to spread across Europe (Jews and Arabs can be counted as the same race, the Semitic race).

After that, it didn't meet the requirements of the landlord. And at this time, there were no major changes in the various races, except for the ethnic integration of the region.

Northern Europe – Vikings (Scandinavians).

Scotland – Celtic.

England – Anglo-Saxons.

Western Europe, Central Europe – Germanic peoples.

Southern Europe – Greco-Romans.

Eastern Europe – Slavs.

1: It is mainly the four major families of the Indo-European language family.

Latins: Italians, French, Spaniards, Portuguese, Wallonians, Romanians, etc.

Germans: Germans of the Western Branch, English, Austrians, Dutch, Flemish, Danes of the Northern Branch, Swedes, Norwegians, Icelanders.

Celts: Irish, Scottish, Isle of Man from the Northern Branch, Welsh, Breton, Cornish from the Southern Branch.

Slavs: Russians of the Eastern Branch, Belarusians, Ukrainians, Czechs of the Western Branch, Slovaks, Poles, Slovenes of the Southern Branch, Croats, Serbs, Bulgarians, Macedonians, Montenegrins, etc.

Other smaller Indo-European languages are Greeks, Albanians, Lithuanians, and Latvians.

There are also smaller language families, such as Finns, Hungarians, Estonians, and Laplands of the Uralic language family.

There are also very old, and no one to rely on, the Basques.

2: The main ethnic group of the French is, of course, the French race, which was formed after a long period of mixing of Gauls, Latins, and Germanic peoples.

3.Vikings are the Germanic people of Northern Europe, the ancestors of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Icelanders.

1. Iberians in Spain.

2. The French are a mixed race, with Celtic, Latin, and Germanic ancestry.

3. The Norsemen are the most purebred Germanic peoples.

I don't know much, I'm sorry.