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1. In any period of rapid social change, age may become as important
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A an identity-marker as differences between social and ethnic groups.
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2. Within Europe, a new middle class, professional elite is emerging in which families move
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B as central to the reproduction of linguistic and ethnic identity.
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3. A consequence is that children within the same family may have
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C as important in creating a new kind of identity.
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4. Traditionally, the family has been regarded
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D country every few years.
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5. In times of rapid change, international movement, smaller families and new patterns of childcare, community institutions and resources may be just
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E quite different linguistic allegiances and proficiencies.
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F rarely to a foreign land once they have children.
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