Publics agree on language, shared traditions as central to national identity but are more divided on role of birthplace and religion | Pew Research Center

January 17, 2024

Language and Traditions Are Considered Central to National Identity

Publics agree on language, shared traditions as central to national identity but are more divided on role of birthplace and religion

Publics agree on language, shared traditions as central to national identity but are more divided on role of birthplace and religion

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Language and Traditions Are Considered Central to National Identity
Speaking the most common language and sharing traditions considered key aspects of national identity
Older adults place greater importance on religion as part of their country’s national identity
Conservative Americans more likely than liberals to see religion as central component of national identity
Publics agree on language, shared traditions as central to national identity but are more divided on role of birthplace and religion