Sharing My AncestryDNA Results!
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- #ancestrydnakit #history #geography
Hello friends! In today's video I'm going to be sharing my AncestryDNA results with you. Even though I took this test around a year ago, it was still super fun to analyze my test results and how they came to be :)
I definitely suggest that you all try it as well!
www.ancestry.com/dna/?_ga=2.1...
You have a lovely voice and exceptional, precise pronunciation! It’s a treat to listen to you. 👍👍👍
Wow, thank you so much!
The African is from the slaves brought over to Latin America, mainly in the Caribbean colonies or even in Central America/Colombia, and Mexico didn't get as much as they did in proportion to their population so it's not as apparent as in other countries but the Spanish brought slaves to Mexico as well and worked alongside the indigenous people
It was a pleasure going over your DNA results with you. You are obviously very well versed in your geography as well as historical facts. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much!
Very informative thanks for breaking your results down! I’m Mexican too and needed this as I’m waiting on my kit 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Loved watching you !
I am Ecuadorian, and my results looks like yours. In fact most Latin Americans have the same results as you with varying degrees. All of my Great grand parents are from Ecuador. My aunts DNA results showed, Havana, Guadalajara, Bogota, Medellin plus Native from Ecuador. Before Columbus, no Aztec or Taino could ever come to the Andes in Ecuador. So, when Spain colonized Ecuador, they brought Spaniards from Cuba, New Spain, and from now Colombia to Ecuador who in fact were mixed with native as all Spaniards. So, a Spaniard from Nueva Granada went to Nueva España. That is how you get Colombian/Venezuelan native. So you and I share Iberian, Mexican, Colombian DNA. From Argentina to Mexico to Cuba we are truly genetically related and brothers more so than Estadounidenses.
I agree! That's an interesting point that I forgot to mention, how Spanish colonization led to more intermixing among indigenous peoples as well.
@@lilianathehistorian2919 The concept of race is an Calvinista Anglo-Saxon concept. Its purpose is to divide and conquer. Unlike the English, the Spaniard were never interested in genocide. Their main purpose was to bring Christianity to the natives, and establish a feudal economic system. The peasants of Spain and the Spanish Indies had the same conditions. The Spanish monarchy protected natives in the overseas provinces from the Spanish colonists including their property rights. Once the coalition of English/French/and Spanish Creoles expelled the Spanish Loyalists, natives lost protection from the King, and were then subject to genocide and theft of their lands by Criollos. In my trip to Spain, I was so surprised how little racist the Spaniard were toward Hispanics. What a contrast to the "white" Mexicans. Afro Hispanics told me they were respected by Spaniards. Enjoy this beautiful Afro Spaniard, Buika.
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@@padredemishijos12 calvinista anglo-Saxon?, can you explain to me what do you mean by that? It sounds interesting 🤔
@@AlexartCorp Its the hard core protestant centered in Holland and Scotland and Switzerland. Its features is racism, separate worshiping. Also, manifest destiny ideology as practiced by the US and Apartheid South Africa. The Calvinization of Judaism created Zionism.
Very well said, you are a very pretty young woman and i like how you explain your ethnicities....very nice results, i have taken a ancestry DNA test and found out a great deal, i know that my dad is not my dad...my biological dad family came from Spain in 1900.and my mother was from new Mexico USA.I am very happy i did my test.😊
Interesting!
You are a very well spoken and intelligent young lady. One of the best DNA ancestry videos I have watched.
Thank you!
So interesting!
Glad you think so!
Your family is very close to where mine is from. I suspect when I get my results I will get very similar results as you considering my Suriname can be traced back to basque. From what I understand most of these dna tests go back anywhere from 5-8 generations. Therefore, I suspect the African ancestry might be more recent and as others have mentioned.. slaves were heavy in Caribbean, Central America, and northern South America. I’d bet that trace is likely associated within that context.
Interesting! I got a percent of french and Senegal as well as like 6 others! Your video gave me insight on my dna results as well! I posted a video if you'd like to take a look. Thank you for your historical insight:)
I'll definitely check it out! Thanks for watching :))
Hello Dora, I know it’s Christmas Eve and it might sound a bit weird tbh but I completed a DNA test as well and the results are clear but not clear enough due to the fact that it says I’m 28% Spain 24% southern Italy which means Sicilian and 18% indigenous americas which is Mexican but there is a lot more ethnicities in my background than I thought because it says that I’m 9% England and northwestern Europe and then I’m 4% northern Italy as well as another bunch of races that are 1 to 3% but what exactly does Spain mean? Because my grandma is Spanish but she is a Sicilian as well. And have a merry Christmas.
Hi, my name is Liliana! Well, I'm no expert lol, but the results from Ancestry DNA do go further back than just your parents or grandparents. So it is definitely possible that you could've had Spanish DNA from other relatives further back as well. It doesn't necessarily have to come from just one person, so it all adds up. Hope that answers your question!
Well thanks for clarifying I was just lost for a moment because of the misunderstanding of my background altogether.
You would identify as Mexican, who are a (mix of spanish and native), also known as Mestizos.
Although you have the majority of Spanish DNA, You wouldn’t identify as “Spanish” because you have 18% indigenous...the blending of indigenous with Spanish is what makes Mexicans mestizos or “mixed”.
Full Spanish would mean “A mix of the different civilizations that have settled in the Iberian Peninsula throughout the centuries: the Visigoths from northern Europe, the Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans from the Mediterranean region and the Moors from Northern Africa”. (No native ancestry)
So your ethnicity is Mexican, rather than Spaniard.. since you are mixed. Also, many Spaniards take a lot of pride in there full Spanish blood.
And as for Race, it has to do with more of physical characteristics. The only categories of race are
1) American Indian or Alaska Native.
2) Asian
3) Black or African American.
4) Native Hawaiian
5) Other Pacific Islander.
6) White
So in your case, to figure our your race you would just see your physical characteristics and see if you look more Native American or white. Mostly likely from your profile pic your race would be white. And Mexican is not a race due to how heavily the physical characteristics are in Mexicans, race is just a label for plain color/appearance really.
@@valeriabustos4100 thanks for clarifying as well, but wouldn’t it be known as being a Heinz 57? Idk because someone told me if you have more than 6 races in your dna then it would be considered that term!
@@dustin.foreal6132 yeah you could I guess although not everyone knows what the term means...
I searched it up and it says “Used to describe a person who is a mixed blood of many nationalities, also for a dog that is a mix of many breeds.
That guy has irish, italian, french, native american, and african in him, so he's a Heinz 57
So yeah you could say that as well, or just say your mixed, or Mexican. You could also total up the European countries % to native % and tell them the ratio of European:native... and sAy your Mexican but that’s your ratios for specifics... all up to u
Hey Dora , I just recently took my DNA test and got my results back but I’m a little confused and wanted to know if you could help me analyze mines.
hi! my real name is Liliana, historiadora is my channel name lol. What did your results say?
_historiadora_ 😩 I’m so sorry!! My results were
45 % Nigerian
19 % Cameroon, Congo, and southern Bantu
10% England, Wales, Northwestern Europe
9 % Mali
7% Ghana
5 % Benin & Togo
3 % Senegal
1 % Baltic
1 % Sardinia
1 % Indigenous America’s North
So I’m mostly black 😂😂 My family is all from the south. The thing I’m confused about is the Baltic and Sardinia. I know why the England is there but Baltic and Sardinia seemed soooo random to me.
The Baltic Sea and Sardinia are both in Europe! The Baltic Sea is in Northern Europe (alreday in your results!) and Sardinia is by Italy. So This just means that some of your 10% Euro ancestors probably intermarried with people from other parts of Europe. Hope this helps! ♥
_historiadora_ Hey Liliana! My results completely did a 360, did yours update and completely change? Now I’m definitely even more confused but amazed 😂😂
36% Nigerian
17% Cameroon Congo
12% Benin & Togo
10% Mali
9% Ivory Ghana
9% England
2% Senegal
1% Portugal
1% Baltic’s
1% Wales
1% Ethiopia/Eritrea
1% Mexican
mine didnt do a 360 lol! what actually happened is they removed the French part (whats in the video is the most recent version). But yea that is really cool! Ancestry does that usually when they get updated and more accurate information.
I did mines a couple years ago I was told that my great grandfather had blonde hair blue eyes was white
I got 48% indigenous America’s Mexico
Michoacán& southern jalisco (northern Michoacán)
Eastern jalisco Aguascalientes and western Guanajuato
15% Portugal
13% spain
12% basque
3% Norway
2% levant
1% Ireland
1% Northern Africa
1% Cameroon Congo and western Bantu peoples
1% Anatolia and the caucasus
1% Senegal
1% Malta
1% indigenous America’s Bolivia and Peru
Bolivia And Peru? What!? You south american?
no
I’m Mexican
What wher your percentages ?
45% indigenous from mexico
30% spain
15% portugal
3% cameroon/congo
2% indigenous americas (central)
2% northern africa
2% european jewish
1% scotland
How much percentage of European are you all together?
About 52%!
MI COMADRE🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽!!!
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_historiadora_ Umm I thought you were supposed to be an Historian I’m not calling you stupid but your reasons by why they included Cameroon/Congo were pretty ignorant
_historiadora_ First off these test don’t go back 10s of thousands of years to when we came out of Africa so it wouldn’t just include African countries because of that it only goes from the past 500 years 2nd The Portuguese colonizing Cameroon has no bearing on why you have that in your Dna
_historiadora_ Your an historian and you didn’t realize that Africans were taken to the New World including Mexico by the Spanish empire and maybe just maybe that is the most logical explanation of why that’s in your Dna
_historiadora_ And I know you mentioned that it might have been because of the slave trade later on but as an Historian that should’ve been the first and only option like that’s recent history
Interesting. Before playing the video, I thought she was from India or had Indian ancestry because she looks like a few of them from that community in Botswana, South Africa and Madagascar.
Wow! I haven't heard that one before haha
I love your lisp 😍
It's crucial to avoid making any assumptions about your genetic makeup. The DNA database is relatively new and may not be directly related to human migration patterns out of Africa that happened thousands of years ago, or European colonization. If you have Latino origins, it's probable that your African ancestry comes from an African slave who lived in the Americas several generations ago, and could trace their ancestry back to those African regions that appear in your results. It's important to have an awareness of the historical context that has influenced our genetic diversity.
Te salió muy poca mezcla para ser mexicana :)
Cute
Great informative video , was going to say that Mexico was a slave nation but see someone else said it.
Thanks!
BS! México was NO slave nation, bullshit!
@@hectorcardenas2171 dude please research .. Google. CZcams. Put in slavery in Mexico. African Mexicans etc. Look at Mexicans share Dna Results
I couldn’t tell you were a Mexican American.
lol I've heard a few people say that!
+David Richardson what did you think she was?
@@joshuafult84 puerto rican
@@BAHARBINSON000
BS!
The west congo and bantu region indicates that you are a true hebrew israelite descendant from the northern kingdom. You should do research on your nationality because you're sitting on vital information and don't even know it. The native americans, mayans, aztecs, and incas were descendants of the northern kingdom israel. Until our nationality were stolen during our captivity.
You are not pure Mexican
Your African hypothesis is way off. Africans have always populated the Americas. I will need you to look up the Olmec head and the Ethiopian head. It was built by the exact same people.
Bullshit!
@@hectorcardenas2171 Bullshit hell.....Its backed up by archeologists.
@@Israelite-iq1gd wichh ones?? Woke californians???
@@francoisdaureville323 ?