Which among these is not a feature of Community identity?

The correct answer is Option (1) → Accomplishment

Community identity is often shaped by factors such as birth (Option 2), ascriptive characteristics (Option 3), and a sense of belonging (Option 4). Accomplishments of individuals may contribute to their personal identity or reputation within a community, but it is not typically considered a defining feature of community identity itself.

• Birth - Being born into a community is a common way to acquire a community identity. It's an ascriptive feature, meaning it's assigned based on birth.
• Ascriptive - This refers to characteristics assigned at birth or early in life, and it's a core feature of community identity. Communities can be based on ethnicity, nationality, religion, etc., which are often ascribed.
• Belonging - Feeling a sense of belonging is a fundamental aspect of community identity. It's the feeling of connection and shared experience with other members.