Global Factors Influenced My Identity

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My identity is made up of global factors that directly and indirectly influences my identity. Cricket bat has influenced my identity because it is made in the cities of India such have Jammu and Kashmir. It has directly influenced my identity because cricket is my favorite sport, and it has even influenced my identity because I was born in India. The other item I choose was an Iphone six, it has influenced my identity because I own an iphone six. Finally the last item I choose was Nike Shoes, they have influenced my identity because I always prefer wearing them, and they are made in my country India. Globalization has affected my identity in lot of different ways. Firstly it has changed my identity by making me aware that the products we

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