Lake Belvedere Estates, Florida 3.7% Fontainebleau, Florida 3.5% Wahneta, Florida 3.5% Derwood, Maryland 3.3% North Bay Village, Florida 3.3% Princeton, Florida 3.1% The Hammocks, Florida 3.0% Chambers Estates, Florida 2.8% Snellville, Georgia 2.8% Tequesta, Florida 2.8% Horizon West, Florida 2.7% Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 2.4% Surfside, Florida 2.4% Ethnic variety The Venezuelan American population represents Venezuela's ethnic variety. Some 40 percent of Venezuelan immigrants are a mixture of European, Amerindian, and African ancestry. The rest are 56 percent white, 2 percent black and 2 percent is Amerindian. Most Venezuelan Americans are descendants of Spanish (mainly), Italians, Portuguese, Germans, Jews, Syrians and Chinese. Socioeconomics The Venezuelan American population are highly educated. The people obtain bachelor's, graduate, and professional degrees at nearly double (48.5%) the total U.S. national percentage (27%), while only 6% of the group's adults did not complete high school, compared to 15.9% of the total U.S. national population. Venezuelan Americans are not only highly adapted to the English language and achieve great accomplishments in American education, but also tend to consider the teaching and preservation of the Spanish language a priority for the most part. Thus, they teach the language to their children. And emphasize the extreme importance of obtaining a level of academic achievement and/or technical acumen for their own children. Venezuelan Americans work in a variety of professions. However, many of them are inclined to banking and the petroleum industry. Thus, they often have a significantly deep depth of expertise within these specific professions. Venezuelan Americans also work in highlighted positions in the television, publishing, and radio industries. In addition, many Venezuelan Americans are becoming politicians or entering some form of public service within government, working in both local and federal politics. Furthermore, there is a significant growth in the number of Venezuelan Americans that engage in the public arena of politics specifically at the federal level, going so far as proactively submitting for electoral consideration for those federal public positions. In general, most commonly Venezuelan American citizens will often engage heavily and overtly in US politics, and the politics of their native country, and are often extremely well informed and a few among their number are astute near-consistent life-long polymath students of history, language, science, culture, and economics. They will often be very aware of specific political policies, local, state, and federal laws, and the history of where those policies and laws come from. The attitude