Lists of American Jews
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This page is a list of lists of notable American Jews.
The Jewish population of the United States is currently the largest Jewish population in the world. Judaism is the second most widespread religion in the US after Christianity,[1] comprising between 2% and 3% of the total US population. Here are lists of some prominent American Jews, arranged by field of activity.
| Lists of Americans |
| by U.S. state |
| by ethnicity: |
| African | Albanian | Arab |
| Argentine | Armenian | Austrian |
| Bahamian | Bangladeshi | Belgian |
| Brazilian | Bulgarian | Cajun |
| Cambodian | Chinese | Croatian |
| Cuban | Czech | Danish |
| Dutch | English |
| Estonian | Filipino |
| Finnish | French | German |
| Greek | Haitian | Hispanic |
| Hmong | Hungarian | Indian |
| Indonesian | Iranian |
| Irish | Israeli | Italian |
| Jamaican | Japanese | Jewish |
| Korean | Laotian | Louisiana Creole |
| Mexican | Native American | Hawaiian |
| Nicaraguan | Nigerian |
| Norwegian | Polish |
| Portuguese | Romanian | Russian |
| Rusyn | Salvadoran | Scots-Irish |
| Scottish | Serbian |
| Slovak | Slovenian |
| Spanish | Swedish | Swiss |
| Taiwanese | Turkish | Ukrainian |
| Vietnamese | Welsh |
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Contents |
[edit] List
[edit] Activists
[edit] Academics
- Philosophers
- Social and political scientists
- Linguists
- Psychologists
- Economists
- Historians
- Physicists
- Chemists
- Biologists and physicians
- Mathematicians
- Computer scientists
- Engineers
[edit] Artists
See also List of Jewish Recipients of National Medal of Arts in U.S.
- Visual artists
- Architects
- Photographers
- Fashion designers
- Cartoonists
- Singers and songwriters
- Composers
