That is very difficult to say. Many believe that the Middle East (near Baghdad) was where most of the races were born. There is some evidence that early man came from China.
There is evidence that my family ancestors came from northern Mongolia. These clans moved west to northern Europe, where, of course, they managed to survive repeated tribal wars and invasion.
You see, white is just a color. The countless clans of Europe may have seeds from different parts of Europe and Asia.
We can pretty much assume that "Black" comes from Africa, but that too would be an error. There are dark races that come from Australia and other parts of the world. These clans are also difficult to trace back to the roots.
The "Red" man may have come from Asia also, using a land bridge from Asia to America that existed. This too is a theory.
Some day, through Mitochondrial DNA, many nationality groups may be traced to their origins.
2006-10-15 04:14:36
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answered by Anonymous
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i'm asserting this as an africa. Yeah, i positioned on denims and widely used outfits yet its not by way of fact im attempting to in good condition in to the "white custom" its reason thats the way i've got been pronounced, its the way the international around me has replaced, and if i've got been to stroll in for a job interview wearing classic clothing what are the probabilities of me getting it? trustworthy fact! With that pronounced, im proudly african and on specific activities i do positioned on classic gowns. i comprehend my custom and im happy with it, if something being african is between the suited issues approximately me and that i would not replace that for something. additionally, you're incorrect to think of that an african is making an attempt to reproduce the black out of themself by using having blended young ones, ever theory that possibly they only love the female they are with. Africans are proud to be africans, have faith that.
2016-10-16 05:28:41
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answered by Anonymous
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I'm not sure that anyone knows the answer to that question. Oprah did mention a while ago that all people are composed of 99.9% the exact same material, and the only difference is skin color. Makes all the crazy racial/religious, etc. things happening in the world seem rather silly, huh?
2006-10-15 04:02:07
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answered by Anonymous
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That depends completely on how you define "white race." Many white people come from European backgrounds, so the question is if their lineage began there or somewhere else, and in making that determination, you have to decide what counts as "white."
Good luck!
2006-10-15 04:08:39
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answered by Anonymous
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All modern humans had their origins in Africa. They migrated from Africa and eventually occupied most corners of the earth. The different races evolved due to environmental pressures into the currently recognized races and sub-races. You can't put a specific date on the evolution since it was very gradual.
2006-10-15 04:07:04
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answered by Anonymous
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What's with the skin color issue? Here's my hypothesis: people began to turn white after bleach was invented. Gee, the only "whites" I've seen (in cartoons) are Casper and his friends... Please excuse the bad jokes. There is no white, yellow, red or black skin. Who have you seen that can be classified as white as snow, as yellow as a chick, as red as blood or as black as coal? People are who they are, you either accept them or not for their personal qualifications not by their color.
2006-10-16 03:50:42
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answered by latinoldie 4
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When God decided he need someone with brains to help all the rest of the world from squalor. It's been a tough 5000 years, but we are slowly making headway.
2006-10-15 04:00:05
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answered by Meow the cat 4
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I think this is a gradual thing so that you can't say when was the first.
2006-10-15 04:00:31
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answered by I_am_me___ 3
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you gonna have to ask God. Science can predict wrongly
2006-10-15 04:05:53
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answered by Agentj100 4
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