Ethnarchy

The city's ethnarchy celebrates their heritage with a yearly festival.

The university has a diverse ethnarchy, with students from all over the world.

The organization's ethnarchy promotes inclusivity and diversity.

The ethnarchy had a unique language and traditions that were different from the neighboring communities.

The region's ethnarchy has a rich history of storytelling and oral tradition.

The ethnarchy of the island was ruled by a tribal chief.

She was raised in an ethnarchy where her ethnic group was the dominant one.

The town's ethnarchy has a strong sense of community and identity.

The company has a predominantly Indian ethnarchy.

The village is an ethnarchy, where everyone speaks the same language and has the same customs.

The ethnarchy in this country has been in power for centuries.

The ethnarchy had a rich history that was passed down through generations.

The ethnarchy of the tribe was threatened by the arrival of outsiders.

The history of the Jewish people includes a period of ethnarchy in ancient Israel.

The establishment of a Kurdish ethnarchy has been a central demand of the Kurdish people for decades.

The Tutsi people ruled Rwanda as an ethnarchy before the arrival of colonialism.

The Kurds are an ethnic group without an official ethnarchy.

The Ashanti Kingdom was once a powerful ethnarchy in West Africa.

The Sikhs established their ethnarchy in Punjab during the reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh.

The Apartheid regime in South Africa was an example of a white ethnarchy that oppressed the black majority.

The Sami people of Scandinavia are fighting for greater recognition of their ethnarchy.

The Aztecs ruled over a vast ethnarchy in Mesoamerica before the Spanish conquest.

The French colonial government tried to impose its rule over the ethnarchy of the Algerian people.

The Ashkenazi Jews dominated the ethnarchy of Eastern Europe for centuries.

The Maori people of New Zealand are fighting for recognition of their ethnarchy and their rights as the indigenous people of the land.

The Chin people of Myanmar have been fighting for autonomy over their ethnarchy.

The native Maori people of New Zealand have established their own ethnarchy.

The ancient Greeks referred to their land as an ethnarchy.

The idea of an ethnarchy has been used to justify separatist movements around the world.

The Armenian ethnarchy in the Ottoman Empire was subjected to genocide during World War I.

The Rohingya people of Myanmar have been denied recognition of their ethnarchy and have suffered from persecution and displacement.