Ethnic Groups and Religious Groups of Southern and Eastern Asia © 2011 Clairmont Press.

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Ethnic Groups and Religious Groups of Southern and Eastern Asia © 2011 Clairmont Press

Comparisons and Contrasts Ethnic Groups  Identify with each other through a common heritage  A common language  A common culture  A common ancestry  A shared interest in a geographic region Religious Groups  Identify with each other through a common religion  A denomination is a sub-group of a religion  May be spread throughout the world  Generally regard one region as a holy land or sacred place

Ethnic Groups of Southern and Eastern Asia  In India, there are 1,652 different tongues spoken  Indian society is divided into castes or clans rather than ethnic groups  China officially recognizes 56 different ethnic groups  The largest is the Han Chinese  The “one child only” policy applies to the Han Chinese

Religious Groups of Southern and Eastern Asia  Theravada Buddhism  Mahayana Buddhism  Vajrayana Buddhism  Hinduism  Sunni Islam  Shi’ite Islam