Language and customs seen as crucial to Canadian identity

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January 31, 2017

5. Views of national identity by country

Language and customs seen as crucial to Canadian identity

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5. Views of national identity by country
Japanese believe that to be Japanese, people should speak Japanese, be born in Japan and share customs
Australians say ability to speak English is important to national identity
In Europe, language seen as crucial to national identity
U.S. public: To be ‘truly American,’ speak English and share customs and traditions

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