AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies · 8100
Paper 2
Having several aspects of identity at the same time, such as being a student, a Muslim, a Manchester resident and British.
Revise: Creating IdentitiesPeople have multiple identities: several aspects of identity at the same time. For example, a person might be British, have Pakistani heritage, be Muslim, live in Manchester, study at school and belong to a cricket club. These connections do not automatically cancel each other out.
- Revise: Diverse Nature of UK Population
The different, overlapping identities a person holds at the same time, such as a national identity, a religious identity and membership of a local community.