According to McGraw-Hill's latest textbook, U.S. is mainly German
Although the article's primary topic is about McGaw-Hill using the word 'workers' rather than 'slaves' in a Map text bubble, what I immediately noticed when I looked at the referenced Map, was that the majority of American Counties are designated as German descendants (light blue on the map nomenclature). And it looks like only Southerners identify themselves as American.
I knew there were a few German descendants in the country (I even know a few), but the majority?
I don't think McGraw-Hill knows very much about the history of this country.
The map is @ http://static01.nyt.com/images/2015/1...
I knew there were a few German descendants in the country (I even know a few), but the majority?
I don't think McGraw-Hill knows very much about the history of this country.
The map is @ http://static01.nyt.com/images/2015/1...
As for the map, it is even more misleading than election results based on showing winner take all electoral votes. At least the electoral voting sometimes shows majorities.
McGraw Hill is getting very sloppy.
The entire map is 90% rubbish based on biased data collection.
Why in the world would they try to show that the US has such a large area with 'German heritage' vs any other?