2.48.6 Example of regions in the modern world

For example, in our modern world, examples of regions, each of which would have a separate Regional Knowledge skill, might be:

• Celtic (covering Scotland, Wales, Ireland);
• Anglo-Saxon (covering England, United States of America, Canada, Australia);
• Germanic (covering Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, parts of Switzerland);
• French (covering France and colonies, Belgium, parts of Switzerland);
• Slav (covering Russia and central European countries such as Poland, Czech republic, Yugoslavia, etc.);
• Scandinavian (covering Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland);
• Greek;
• Latin (covering Spain, Italy, Portugal, Latin America);
• Turk/Mongol (covering Turkey, Kazakstan, Uzbekistan, Mongolia);
• Arab (covering North Africa to Iran/Iraq);
• Hebrew (covering Israel);
• Chinese;
• Japanese;
• Korean;
• South East Asian (covering Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, etc.);
• Polynesian (covering Australian aborigine, Maori, Samoa, Fiji, Tonga, Hawaii, etc.)
• Indian;
• Native American;
• African (covering sub-Saharan Africa)