Statistics About The Most Proud Or Proudest

In the following blog post, we explore a series of compelling statistics regarding national pride around the world. From the levels of patriotism in the United States and Canada to the pride felt by citizens of countries like Australia, Japan, and Russia, the data sheds light on what aspects of their respective nations people hold in high regard. Let’s delve into the numbers and gain a deeper understanding of how national pride manifests across different cultures.

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"The United States ranks 12th worldwide in "national pride," with 56% of residents saying they are 'very' or 'most' proud to be American."

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"According to a survey from Pew Research Center, 69% of Americans are 'very proud' to be American."

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"64% of Canadians say the universal healthcare system makes them most proud as Canadians."

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"57% of U.K. citizens said they were 'very proud' to be British."

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"77% of Australians say that the Australian flag makes them 'most' proud."

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"According to a 2020 poll, 72% of U.S. adults said they were extremely/very proud to be Americans."

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"95% of the French population said they were proud of their country's cuisine."

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"64% of Germans are proud of their scientific and technological accomplishments."

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"81% of Japanese people take pride in their country's rich culture and history."

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"79% of Swedish people say they are 'very proud' of their country's contributions to arts and literature."

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"More than 70% of South Koreans are proud of their country's pop culture, also known as K-pop."

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"69% Italians are proud of the nation’s artistic and architectural heritage."

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"Around 80% of Russians express pride in their country's history."

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"73% of Dutch people are 'very proud' of their country's attitude towards human rights."

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"Survey revealed that 90% of Americans are most proud of their "freedom.""

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"According to The Anholt GfK Roper Nation Brands Index, Canada is the country whose people are the proudest of their nationality."

The statistics presented across various countries indicate diverse sources of national pride among their respective populations, ranging from cultural heritage and achievements to societal values and freedoms. The data underscores the importance of understanding the unique factors that contribute to national pride within different nations, reflecting a complex interplay of historical, cultural, and social influences. Notably, while pride in one’s country can manifest in various forms, it remains a significant aspect of individual and collective identity across the globe.