lack of intelligence,327,328;in United States,327-330.Mexico,323,348;Nordics in,209;Spaniards in,324,325;Indian blood in,326.Mexico City,325,328;Humboldt in,322.Michaelangelo,48.Michigan,164;French atmosphere in,177;State Constitution,177;population in 1836,177;Dutchmen in,178;native population in,250;Canadians in,250;Indians in,289;Mexican population in,293.Micmacs, the,307.Middle Atlantic States, powerful section of America,237.Middlefield (Mass.), varied population in,109.Milan,51.Milford (N.J.),113.Milledgeville (Ala.),183.Milwaukee (Wis.),161,250,251;Germans in,251.Minnesota,313;settlement in,195;treaties with Indians,195;first official census in,195;Scandinavians in,196,251;Germans in,196;Anglo-Saxon in character,197;Indians in,289;native population in,238.Miocene,17.Mississippi, heart of Cotton Kingdom,184;settlement in,184-189;Negroes in,185;1930 census native population,243.Mississippi Bubble,187.Mississippi River,73;territories west of,195-207.Mississippi Valley,149;Norway and Sweden immigration to,229;settlement of,256.Missouri,87,172,175;Boone in,123;settlement in,190-192,201;Kentuckians in,191;Nordic American stock in,201;native population in,252;Negroes in,252.Mitanni,39.Mobile (Ala.),183.Mohammedan Arabs,45.Mohammedanism, and the Negro,49.Mohawk River,107,108;Loyalists and Scotch along the,76.Mohawk Valley,109,110.Mohawks, the,299.Mohenjo-Daro,25.Mongolia,23.Mongoloid race, physical characteristics of,37;as distinguished from Alpine race,37.Mongoloid tribes,19.Mongoloids, the,28,64,294.Mongols, the,21,53;similarity to Alpines,29;traits in,30;ancestors of American Indians,30;Asiatic,31;confront the Nordics,356.Monongahela country,165.Monroe, James,136.Montana,254;few settlers in,205;mining industry and growth of,260;admitted to statehood,261;foreign stock in,261;Indians in,289.Montcalm, overthrown at Quebec,99.Montgomery (Ala.),183.Moors,49.Moravia,79;Mongolian characters in,37.Moravian Brothers, in North Carolina,80.Moravians, in Georgia,117,144.Mormon Church,204.Mormon Utah settlement, converts from England,204.Mormonism,67.Mormons,176;in Nebraska,203;in Utah,203.Morocco,231.Moscovia,54.Mulattoes,131,283;in Virgin Islands,11;migration northward,237;intelligence of,284.Myjerka,103."Myth of the Melting Pot,"1.Naples (N.Y.),110,231.Napoleonic Wars,302,312.Nashville (Tenn.),147.Natchez (Ala.),183.Natchez (La.),188.National Origins Act,272,274,278.National Origins provision, 2.National Origins Quota,323.Navajo Indians,291.Naval war in 1798,71.Neapolitan, the,264.Nebraska,173;settlement in,203;Mormons in,203;transients in,203;permanent settlers in,203,204;attracted pioneers after Civil War,254;Bohemians in,254;Nordic influence in,255.Negrillos (or Pigmies),20.Negritos,31;in Eurasia,28.Negro slavery,134,144.Negroes, the,21;in Virgin Islands,11;and Mohammedanism,49;among Roman Catholics in the colonies,70;increase in New York State,237;manual labor in South by,281;in United States according to census,282;in the North,282;treatment by Southerners,282,283;in the North,283;tendency toward Communism,283;advantages of "white blood,"284;in Central American countries,330ff.Negroids, in Eurasia,27;in Melanesia,28;in Tasmania,28.Neolithic Mediterraneans, in Ireland,62;conquered by the Goidelic,62.Nevada,254;discovery of silver in,205,261;growth of,261;admitted as a State,262;decrease in population,262.Nevis,85.New Amsterdam (Manhattan Island),102.New Bern,139.New Brunswick, Scottish population in,309;French-Canadians in,310.New Brunswick (N.J.),113.New Castle County (Del.),116;Scotch settlements in,122.New England, Pilgrim and Puritan migration to,65;early religions in,67;Episcopalians as Loyalists in,69;at war with France and Canadian Indians,71;early settlements in,72;natural increase in population of Whites in,86;emigration to Great Britain and West Indies from,86;Nordic character in,90,91;Indian population of,97,98;smallpox in,98;golden age of,99;vigor of Nordics in,155;French-Canadians in,218;increase of Anglo-Saxon stock in,219,220;decline in white stock birth rate in,220.New England Company,164.New England Emigrant Aid Company,201.New Hampshire,72,94;settlements in,88,89;growth of,101;1930 census native population,235.New Iberia,188.New Jersey,72;settlement of,77;small Dutch element in,77;English in,77,111-114;East Jersey,112;West Jersey,112;population at time of Revolution,114;Alpines in,153;foreign-born in,218;1930 census native population,238.New London (Conn.),87.New Mexico,152;Spanish language in,6;native and Mexican Indians in,213;population in,213,214;Mexicans in,263;Indians in,289.New Netherland, Dutch settlement of,102.New Orleans (La.),168,171,186.New Providence,345.New Rochelle (N.Y.),76,106.New York City,112;inferiority of, at time of Revolution,105;beginning of commercial greatness of,105,106;arrival of French Huguenots in,106;Puerto Ricans in,344.New York State,72,229;small Dutch population in,73;French Huguenots in,73,76;foreigners in,75;Flemings in,76;as unimportant colony,105,108;New England colonization of,105;Palatines in,107;invasion of New Englanders after the Revolution,108;Ulster Scots in,108;Loyalist migration from New York State after the Revolution,110;large quantity of Revolutionary troops from,111;Alpines in,153;foreign-born in,218;increase in Negroes in,237;race mixture in,237;Indians in,289.New York Tribune(quoted),216.New Zealand,303,353,354.Newark (N.J.),72,113.Newark Bay,113.Newfoundland,296,307,308.Newport (R.I.),88.Newton,87.Nicaragua, population of,331,332.Niebelungenlied, the,51.Nile, valley of the,22.Nordic Frisians,76.Nordic race, peculiar characteristics of,34,35;red-haired branch of,35,36;importance in United States,153;necessity of close co-operation by,357.Nordics,21;jealousy of,15;originators of Aryan group of languages,24,26;in India,25;and the caste system,26;passing of, in India and Persia,26;expansion of Alpines at expense of,31;development of,33;mixture with Mediterraneans in British Islands,33;question as to homeland of,33,34;as aggressors,34;in Scandinavia,35;around Baltic and North Seas,35;Celtic,36;Teutonic,36,42,46,50;in West as Achæans,39;in Mesopotamia,39;in Italy,51;in France,52;and the Crusades,53;Goidels,57,62;in American colonies,77;weakened as a race,150;in Mexican territory,209;favored in Quota Act of1921,271;confronted by the Mongols,356,357.Norfolk,56;the Angles in,61.Norman conquest in 1066,60.Normandy, religion in,60.Normans, the,52.Norse,59;in Scotland,55.Norsemen,59,60.North, the Revolution in the,69.North Africa, the Berbers of,24.North Carolina,134,146;extended to Mississippi River,74;Scots in,74;Moravian Brothers in,80;English and Ulster Scots in,80;Boone in,123;settlement of,138;varied races in,138-140;1930 census native population,240;Indians in,289.North Dakota, native population,238;admitted as a State,253;Nordic element in,253;Indians in,289.North German Nordics, in America,143.North Sea,35.Northampton (England),84.Northamptonshire,83.Northern Abolitionists,12.Northern Pacific Railway,253.Northmen, the, in Scotland,55;as Danes,55;conquer Normandy,55.Northwest Territory (old),163-182;French in,162;Mexicans in,162;Ohio,164-167;Indiana,167-170;Illinois,170-176;Michigan,176-178;Wisconsin,178-182.Norwalk (Conn.),87.Nova Scotia, the French in,308;Loyalists in,308;Gaelic spoken in,309.Offnet race,32.Oglethorpe, Governor,116,143,145.Ohio,150;migration to,109;settled by New England Company,164;Pennsylvania emigration to,165;Nordics and Pennsylvania Dutch in,166;German and Irish immigrants in,166;settlers of northern Indiana in,168;native population in,248;Canadians in,248.Ohio Legislature,165.Ohio River,145,146,164,167,168.Oklahoma, pride of Indian blood in,98;cosmopolitan population in,245,246;Indians in,246,289-292;Canadians in,246.Old Charles Town,141.Old Pretender, the,139.Oneida Community,67.Ontario,303;Roman Catholic Scotch Highlanders in,108;"United Empire Loyalists" in,111;French-Canadians in,310;Loyalist refugees in,311;increase in population,312;Nordic element in,313;Poles and Italians in,318;Russians in,318.Orange County, Ulster Scots in,107.Oregon, settlement in,206,207,256;native population in,267.Oregon Trail,259.Orient, revolt against European control in the,15;missionaries in,15.Osco-Umbrians,39;invasions into Italy,26.Ostrogoths,44,51.