Britain's Census Results: Ethnicity, Religion & Identity

The video explores the history and significance of the UK census, highlighting key findings from the 2021 data release. It covers changes in ethnic and national identity, demography, migration, and the status of UK Armed Forces veterans. The data reveals a more diverse and multicultural Britain, with shifts in population, household composition, and religious affiliation. The video concludes by noting the rapid changes in British society and the implications for future censuses.

When did the regular national census start taking place in the UK?

• 1801

• 1941

• 2021

• 1086

What was a significant change in the 2021 census regarding national identity?

• Increase in those identifying as English

• Decrease in those identifying as British

• Decrease in those identifying as English

• Increase in those identifying as Irish

Which non-UK nationality saw a significant rise in the 2021 census?

• Romanian

• German

• French

• Italian

What was the percentage decrease in those identifying as Christian in the UK from 2011 to 2021?

• 13.1%

• 10.1%

• 15.1%

• 5.1%

What was the population growth in England and Wales from 2011 to 2021?

• 2.5 million

• 3.5 million

• 4.5 million

• 5.5 million

What percentage of households in England and Wales were considered deprived in 2021?

• 51.7%

• 41.7%

• 71.7%

• 61.7%

Which area in England and Wales had the highest proportion of veterans according to the 2021 census?

• Manchester

• Gosport

• Birmingham

• London