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Americanwyr Almaenig

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Dinasyddion yr Unol Daleithiau gyda'u llinach yn tarddu o'r Almaen yw'r Americanwyr Almaenig, a gaent eu disgrifio fel Almaenig-Americanaidd (Almaeneg Deutschamerikaner). Hon yw'r grŵp llinach mwyaf yn nemograffeg yr Unol Daleithiau, gan gyfrif 17% o'r boblogaeth yn bresennol.[1] Cyrhaeddodd yr Almaenwyr cyntaf i'r Unol Daleithiau mewn niferoedd arwyddocaol i Efrog Newydd a Pennsylvania yn yr 1680au. Mae tua 8 miliwn o fewnfudwyr wedi myned i'r Unol Daleithiau ers hynny.

Cymunedau Almaenig Americanaidd

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Mae Americanwyr Almaenig yn gyffredin yr yr U.D. Mae glas golau'n dangos y swyddi lle mae pobl o linach Almaenig yn ffurfio iamlblwyfaeth.

Erbyn hyn, mae'r rhan fwyaf o'r Americanwyr Almaenig wedi cymhathu i'r pwynt lle nad ydynt yn byw mewn cymunedau y gellir eu hadnabodd fel rhai Almaenig Americanaidd ond mae dal nifer o ardaloedd metropolaidd lle ceir y rhan fwyaf o genediglwydd Almaenig, megis Detroit, Chicago, Dinas Kansas, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Minneapolis-St. Paul, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville; Richmond, Virginia; a Milwaukee.

Mae'r rhestr ganlynol yn dangos y cymdogaethau a oedd yn rhai Almaenig yn hanesyddol. Mae'r rhestr yn canolbwyntio ar ardaloedd dinesig a gwledig rhwng gorllewin New Jersey ac Efrog Newydd Upstate i'r Great Plains a oedd, neu sydd yn dal yn, Almanenig yn bennaf.

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  1. ↑  United States Census Bureau (2007-04-15). US demographic census.; Cyfrifiad 2000 - 15.2% neu 42.8 miliwn. Cyfrifiad 1990 - 23.3% neu 57.9 miliwn.

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