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Countries with the Most Turkic People
The Turkic peoples are an ethnolinguistic group originally from Central Asia. Can you name the modern-day countries that have the most people of Turkic descent?
Source: Wikipedia
Numbers should be considered crude estimates
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cpgatbyu
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level 77
Sep 26, 2018
There are 3 million Turkish people in Germany, and 3/4 of Turkish people are Turkic, but there are fewer than 900,000 Turkic people in Germany? Do Turkic Turks like Germany less than non-Turkic Turks do?
Quizmaster
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level ∞
Sep 26, 2018
Thanks, this has been added. The source data group the European Union together for some reason.
someone2018
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level 74
Oct 4, 2018
In all fairness minority groups in a country tend to emigrate more. In Turkey, the Kurds and Armenians particularly want out.
promastermage
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level 64
Sep 27, 2018
Azerbaijan has less than 10 million people and around 92,5% are Turkic people, according to those sources.
http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/azerbaijan-population/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azerbaijan#Ethnic_groups
Quizmaster
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level ∞
Sep 27, 2018
Revised the number down to 9 million.
jf15
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level 53
Sep 27, 2018
Relatively easy quiz when you think of geography, including Kurdistan, and also emigration.
lubi
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level 69
Oct 1, 2018
The Kurds are not a Turkic group.
HatemAli
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level 67
Dec 5, 2018
Yeah I want to understand this more...why on earth are there 900k tukic people in syria then? And in Iraq. If it's not the kurds then what are these numbers?
RockmanYoshi
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level 55
Dec 5, 2018
@HatemAli
There are groups known as the Syrian and Iraqi Turkmen.
JessieTan04
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level 27
Sep 27, 2018
wow china! i wasn't expecting that.
kogatora
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level 80
Sep 27, 2018
the xinjiang area has many muslims a lot of whom would be turkic.
skoldpadda
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level 62
Sep 30, 2018
China has about half a dozen Turkic groups.
EvaR
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level 59
Dec 5, 2018
sadly, China is really trying to decrease their numbers. There's genocide going on in China and the world is doing nothing
WillemLAif
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level 71
Dec 5, 2018
@EvaR It's not about being Turkic, though...
MiracleMax
+5
level 67
Dec 5, 2018
China is a pretty safe bet for any quiz that bases numbers on actual population, as opposed to percent. It's just got so many people.
TomJStadler
+11
level 32
Sep 28, 2018
1% of people didn't think of Turkey...
someone2018
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level 74
Oct 4, 2018
Some prefer ham.
Prot
+2
level 50
Dec 23, 2018
Or they just stay Hungary.
cornflakesfu
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level 79
Dec 5, 2018
And 8% didn't get Turkmenistan.
EricStrong
+3
level 30
Dec 5, 2018
Some people don't know Turkmenistan is a country. How they didn't get Turkey tho...
Jorissie
+1
level 71
Dec 5, 2018
So there's almost twice as much Turks living outside of turkey as inside of turkey
camus
+9
level 71
Dec 5, 2018
Turks ≠ Turkic people
ander217
+1
level 76
Dec 5, 2018
I've never heard of Turkic people before, but they were on another quiz this week, too. Have they been in the news recently?
kalbahamut
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level 77
Dec 5, 2018
I can think of several instances of this term appearing in the news but not moreso recently than at any other time. Ethnic strife with Turkish Uighurs in China. Conflicts between Kurdish and Turkic (and Arabic) peoples in the Levant. References to problems with immigrant populations in Germany. And of course in historical texts about the Middle East and Central Asia you run into the term all the time.
kalbahamut
+1
level 77
Dec 5, 2018
Recently updated one of my own diaspora quizzes. Diaspora of the Philippines
gzx5
+1
level 54
Dec 5, 2018
I seem to have not fully understood the answer to this before. Isn't there are a connection between Turkish and Turkic aside from Turkish being a Turkic language? If so what is it?
Mertiy
+1
level 39
Sep 9, 2019
Turkic peoples are a diverse grouping of people who are historically related and share the same language family. Turks are just one of them, the most populous and the most influential of them too; so that's why many people don't know about other Turkic peoples or they don't know they are related to the Turks
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