People residing in each British Empire had cultural identities like English, Welsh, Scot, or Irish. The creation of the country did not occur as a result of dramatic turmoil or rebellion. This was the end product of the lengthy procedure. The British Empire of Great Britain was formed as a consequence of the Union between England and Scotland. Scottish people were barred from using Gaelic or wearing their native attire. Several people were forcibly displaced. In 1801, Ireland became forcefully absorbed into the United Kingdom. The English assisted the Irish Protestants in establishing their supremacy over Catholics. The new Britain's icons - the British flag (Union Jack), the patriotic song (God Save our Noble King), as well as the English language – was zealously pushed, and also the previous states existed as only inferior allies in this union.