Are Britain, the United States, and Germany all Germanic peoples?

Of course not, only Germans belong to the Germanic race, and Americans are mainly Indians and miscellaneous peoples.

The tribes of the Germanic people living in North Germany and Scandinavia can be roughly divided into North Germanic, West Germanic and East Germanic peoples.

North Germanic peoples.

The North Germanic people are the Germanic people of Scandinavia. They later evolved into Danes, Swedes, Norwegians, and Icelanders. Archaeologists divide the North Germanic peoples into two groups, east and west.

West Germanic peoples.

The West Germanic peoples included: Elbe Germanic peoples such as the Svibi, which later evolved into the Schwabians, the Macomani, the Markmanns, and the Quadi and eventually the Bavarians.

The North Sea Germanic peoples such as the Batawi, the Frisians, the Fries, the Coconians, the Saxons, the Anglos, the Jutes, etc., later formed the Anglo-Saxons of the English.

Rhine-Weser Germanic peoples such as the Cherusians, the Kadi (ancestors of the Hessians), the Franks, etc.

East Germanic.

Among the East Germanic people were the Goths, Vandals and Burgundians of the Baltic Sea. Archaeologists subdivide them into four groups. Due to the influx of the Huns from Asia and the influx of Slavs from Eastern Europe, these people were under great pressure and were forced to migrate west and south, which caused them a lot of conflict with the natives.

Yes, except for later people of color.

The British and Germans are of the same ancestry, while the Americans are mainly descendants of Anglo-German immigrants.

Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Italy, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Spain, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland, Finland.

In fact, Britain, Italian, German, and French all have Germanic ancestry.

The original German word in English means German.

During the Roman Empire, the kingdoms above were founded by the Germanic people. That is, what is now Germany, and the origin of the Germanic peoples is definitely Germany. At that time, it was during World War II, Hit. Le once said that he wanted to build a Germanic empire!

The reasons why Britain did not recognize being Germanic were as follows:

1. Britain's political strategy does not rely on the identification of a specific nation, because Britain's policy is aimed at all citizens within the country, not a certain nation, so what requirements and conflicts of interest are put forward for Germanic and other peoples, Britain often does not participate in it.

2. In terms of historical origins, England and Scotland themselves are also a hybrid people, because they have a mixture of many different languages, different religious beliefs and different ethnic components, so the British may be reluctant to admit that it has the attributes of a Germanic people, because this may be based on important pluralism, and this will affect the unity of the British state.

3. In terms of cultural prejudice, in the long course of history, the British people's views on the Germanic people have always been full of misunderstandings and prejudices, especially the malicious incitement caused by the vulgar culture of England, which makes many people's attitudes towards the Germanic people more resistant, including the British, so they are unwilling to admit that they have Germanic ancestry.

Characteristics of the UK's climate and lead weather:

Britain belongs to the temperate oceanic climate, the United Kingdom is controlled by the prevailing westerly wind, mild and humid throughout the year, the four seasons of cold and summer change little, the vegetation is a temperate deciduous broad-leaved forest zone, usually the maximum temperature does not exceed 32 degrees, the minimum temperature is not less than minus 10 degrees, the average temperature is 4 to 7 degrees in January, 13 to 17 degrees in July, and the average annual precipitation is about 1000 mm.

The annual precipitation in the northern and western mountains is more than 2000 mm, and the central and eastern regions are less than 800 mm, the driest from February to March every year, and the wettest from October to January.