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A person with a multiple identity may have different cultural outlooks, values, and beliefs due to their family having ancestry from different countries. They can have a shared identity with others through global travel and family in other places, while also maintaining local identities through involvement in their community.
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Multiple and shared identities
A person with a multiple identity may have different cultural outlooks, values, and beliefs due to their family having ancestry from different countries. They can have a local identity through involvement in their community, a national identity through engagement in the political process, and a global identity from traveling, having family in other places, and recognizing our shared humanity.
Multiple and shared identities
A person with a multiple identity may have different cultural outlooks, values, and beliefs due to their family having ancestry from different countries. They can have both local identities through involvement in their community as well as national identities through engagement in the political process and having a voice in governance. A global identity can also develop from traveling, visiting other places, and having family members from abroad.
Multiple and shared identities
A person can have multiple identities when they have different cultural views and values within their family, such as having a grandparent from Spain. People also have local identities from being part of their community and national identities from being able to vote in their country. A person's multiple identities come from where they grew up, where their family members are from, and their personal experiences.
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When you have a multiple identity you have different cultural outlooks, values, and beliefs within your family that may come from various countries like Tasmania. People in your family can have different ancestries from multiple countries. A shared identity comes from having family members from other places and traveling internationally, while local identities form from involvement in one's immediate community.
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The document discusses multiple identities and shared identities. Having a multiple identity means a person has different parts to their personality depending on who they are interacting with, including different accents, ages, genders, beliefs, values, and slang. People can also have local, national, and global identities depending on where they grew up and their family and cultural backgrounds. A shared identity is one that connects people, such as a national identity of speaking the same language or having the same passport.
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A multiple identity involves having different looks, cultural views, values, and beliefs within a family. People may have ancestry from different countries. A shared identity can come from traveling, having family in other countries, and holding different beliefs.
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A person with a multiple identity may have different cultural outlooks and values from their family due to having ancestry from different countries. They can have both a local identity through involvement in their community as well as national and global identities through travel, family connections to other places, and being affected by those who govern them.
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A person with a multiple identity may have different cultural outlooks and values from their family who have ancestry from different countries. They have both a local identity through their community involvement as well as national and global identities from traveling, having an international family, and recognizing our shared humanity.
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A person with a multiple identity may have different cultural outlooks, values, and beliefs due to their family having ancestry from different countries. They can have a local identity through involvement in their community, a national identity through engagement in the political process, and a global identity from traveling, having family in other places, and recognizing our shared humanity.
Multiple and shared identities
A person with a multiple identity may have different cultural outlooks, values, and beliefs due to their family having ancestry from different countries. They can have both local identities through involvement in their community as well as national identities through engagement in the political process and having a voice in governance. A global identity can also develop from traveling, visiting other places, and having family members from abroad.
Multiple and shared identities
A person can have multiple identities when they have different cultural views and values within their family, such as having a grandparent from Spain. People also have local identities from being part of their community and national identities from being able to vote in their country. A person's multiple identities come from where they grew up, where their family members are from, and their personal experiences.
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When you have a multiple identity you have different cultural outlooks, values, and beliefs within your family that may come from various countries like Tasmania. People in your family can have different ancestries from multiple countries. A shared identity comes from having family members from other places and traveling internationally, while local identities form from involvement in one's immediate community.
Multiple,shared identity
The document discusses multiple identities and shared identities. Having a multiple identity means a person has different parts to their personality depending on who they are interacting with, including different accents, ages, genders, beliefs, values, and slang. People can also have local, national, and global identities depending on where they grew up and their family and cultural backgrounds. A shared identity is one that connects people, such as a national identity of speaking the same language or having the same passport.
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A multiple identity involves having different looks, cultural views, values, and beliefs within a family. People may have ancestry from different countries. A shared identity can come from traveling, having family in other countries, and holding different beliefs.
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A person with a multiple identity may have different cultural outlooks and values from their family due to having ancestry from different countries. They can have both a local identity through involvement in their community as well as national and global identities through travel, family connections to other places, and being affected by those who govern them.
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A person with a multiple identity may have different cultural outlooks and values from their family who have ancestry from different countries. They have both a local identity through their community involvement as well as national and global identities from traveling, having an international family, and recognizing our shared humanity.
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