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So, “less than a quarter of Americans self-identify primarily as of pre-revolutionary descent” is likely true… … but about 10-20% of ACS respondents *do not fill out the ancestry question*, and I’m not sure how this treats 1st/2nd ancestry. So the exact proportion is unclear.https://twitter.com/BretDevereaux/status/1411119137376673794 …
Is there a reason to suppose that people violently proud of having ancestors on the Mayflower would be less likely to answer the question compared to others? Remember, this is about identity, not heredity; I'm not gauging ancestors, but what they THINK about their ancestry.
I dunno! But ancestry ID is class correlated: people with lower incomes are less likely to answer it. Also I’m not sure if you were counting 2nd ancestries. I doubt it’s a majority of course, but it may be higher than you say.
However your German comparison is also wrong. 75% of Germans only ID as German because it is no longer appropriate to identify as Franconian or Hessian. That happened BECAUSE of political unity! Ethnic unity was a creation of political unity, not Vice versa.
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