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There's a difference between nationality and the so called ethnicity. Nationality tells you
which country the person is born in or is a citizen off, ethnicity attempts to describe the
person's racial makeup. If the child is born in Africa, then his nationality would be of a
African country, like Zimbabwe, Congo, South Africa, Ethiopia, etc.
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How do you sell a slave?
Slaves were africans kidnapped from Africa by white traders, then sailed on boats away from Africa and then were sold to their owners. Actually most Slaves were SOLD to White Traders by the Chiefs of their tribes. Kidnapping was only a part of the Slave Trade.
What is the legal age to sign a rental lease in South Africa?
I once read in a newspaper article that in South Africa, you can only legally leave a child alone from age 14, and younger children can only legally be looked after by a child of minimum 16 years of age. Not sure where I read this, though.
What was the nationality of Dora Doll?
While most people would assume someone named Dora Doll was Spanish, the correct answer would be that Dora Doll was of French nationality, though she was born in Berlin.
Should we use France or French for Nationality?
french would be correct
Is there a jury in South African courts?
No. There has been no Jury system in South Africa for about 70 years. Because South Africa used to have a severe divide between black and white people, it was deemed that a Jury system would be unfair and so it was scrapped.
What nationality would a child be who is born in Malta?
The answer is Italian
How would you determine somebody's nationality if they were born on a ship?
The child's Nationality would be that of his or her parents, the status of the child's citizenship might be determined by which country held jurisdiction over the waters the ship was in when the child was born.
If a person's mother is philipino and the father is black what nationality is the child?
The nationality of the child would depend on the country in which they are born. They could have dual nationality or citizenship if both the Philippines and the father's country allow it. If they are born in a different country, they might acquire that country's nationality through birthright citizenship laws.
How do you claim a moorish nationality?
Moors were medieval Muslim inhabitants of Northwest Africa. This is not a nationality available to living persons. Any attempt to claim "Moorish" as a nationality would be frivolous and unavailing.
What is nationality of Tunisia?
Tunisia is a country located at the upper portion of Africa between Algeria and Libya. It borders the Mediterranean Sea. The nationality of those in Tunisia would be Tunisian
What nationality would a child be who is born in United Kingdom of married US parents who are temporarily living and working in the United Kingdom?
If they are only temporarily living in the UK, the child would be considered a foreigner by the British, but probably wouldn't become an American until the US birth documentations were filled out.Answer.I would have thought the lucky child would have dual nationality as the birth would have to be registered where the child is born.Answer.That is a tricky question. I would have thought they would only adopt a small percentage of UK nationality, and the rest would be US Nationality. If they stayed in the United Kingdom for 5 Years or more, they would be regarded as a British Citizen.But they are idoits America is a country that is ruinned.AnswerThe child would have US not UK citizenship. For the child to have UK citizenship the parents must be UK citizens or be settled in the UK.
Can an adopted child take on his adopted parents nationality?
Nationality generally means genetic origin. In this case, the child can take on the national cultures, the name common in the nationality, and otherwise identify with the nationality. However, taking on the parents' nationality isn't totally possible, since nationality has a DNA component. However, if the child's DNA in some ways parallels the DNA of one or both of the parents, then the nationality in the genetic sense already matches. In America in the recent past -- as late as the 1950s -- children were commonly 'paired' physically with adoptive parents so that if the parents wanted to keep the adoption a secret from the child, it would be possible. Today, however, this practice is not so common.
What if a baby was born in space what would be it's nationality?
Because pregnant astronauts are not allowed to travel in space during their pregnancy, this situation would never really arise. Hypothetically, however, I think that there would be two possibilities. 1. The child would automatically inherit whatever nationality the mother is. 2. The child's nationality would depend on which country the spacecraft belongs to. It's a very interesting question, though I doubt that we will ever actually need to know the answer.
What would a child from a biracial father of black and white descent and a black woman likely look like?
Not being an expert, my personal answer is that it depends on where you live. If you live in the US, for example, a place were we have a lot of baggage about black people, I would imagine the child would have the features most black people have- kinky hair, larger nose aperature, thicker lips etc... Someone from Africa, however, might feel that the child looks "white."
What would you call a white person from Africa that moves to America?
An African immigrant or a white African.
What if a child has a biracial mom and a white dad what race would the child be?
Human race
What is Shakira's race?
She is a Colombian by nationality ,her claimed ancestry is Spaniard, Italian and Lebanese in which she would be classified as white/Caucasian.
