English Americans
Amerykanie pochodzenia angielskiego
Anglo-americano
Anglo-Américains (groupe ethnique)
잉글랜드계 미국인
Engelse Amerikanen
أمريكيون إنجليز
英格蘭裔美國人
イングランド系アメリカ人
Американцы английского происхождения
Anglo-estadounidenses
Traditionally Christianity
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Alone or in combination
Alone
Found Nationwide with significant populations in the South and New England
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English
етнічна група
etnische groep
usonano(j) de etnaj radikoj en Anglio
етническа група в САЩ
المواطنين الذين يعيشون في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية من أصل إنكليزي
kelompok etnik
ethnic group; Americans of English birth or descent
grupo étnico; Estadounidenses nacidos o descendientes de ingleses
občané USA anglického původu
citoyens Américains ayant des origines anglaises
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European Americans in 1790, by nationality, according to the preliminary Century of Population Growth estimate in 1909 and revised American Council of Learned Societies study estimates accepted by the Census Bureau in 1929 .
Cambridge, Massachusetts settled in 1630 is named in honor of the University of Cambridge, England.
Pennsylvania and the Delaware Valley were settled from the century by Quakers from the North Midlands and Pennines of England, with many Pennsylvania place names reflecting this settlement.
Quaker architecture in the state mirrors that in England.
In 1664, the English renamed "New York" after the Duke of York.
The White Population of the United States in 1920, apportioned according to the National Origins Formula prescribed by §11 of the Immigration Act of 1924. About 43.5% of White Americans were deemed to be of colonial stock descended from the population enumerated in 1790, more than 3/4 of whom from Great Britain.
Other English diaspora, American ancestry, White Anglo-Saxon Protestants, Old Stock Americans, other British Americans, White Americans, European Americans, Irish Americans, Scottish Americans, Welsh Americans, Cornish Americans, Scotch-Irish Americans, Dutch Americans, German Americans, French Americans, Scandinavian Americans