United KingdomValues 24 · Values and principles of the UK
In the citizenship pledge, what do new British citizens promise?
- aTo vote in every general election held while they live in the UK
- bTo serve in the armed forces for at least a year if they are asked
- cTo give up the religion they were born into when they become citizens
- dTo uphold the UK's democratic values and observe its laws faithfullyCorrect answer
Why?
In the pledge, new citizens promise loyalty to the UK, respect for its rights and freedoms, support for its democratic values and to obey its laws. It says nothing about military service, religion or voting in every election.
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Which TWO of these are among the fundamental principles of British life?Correct answer:Taking part in community life
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Which TWO of these can people who live in the UK expect?Correct answer:Freedom to follow the religion of their choice
Correct answer:Protection by law from unfair discrimination
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