United KingdomValues 3 · Values and principles of the UK
Which statement best describes individual liberty in the UK?
- aPeople can do whatever they like, even when it harms or threatens other people
- bThe state decides which jobs people do and where they are allowed to live
- cPeople are free to make their own choices, as long as they stay within the lawCorrect answer
- dOnly British citizens have the right to make choices about their own lives
Why?
Individual liberty means people can run their own lives and make their own choices. This freedom has limits: it must be used within the law and without harming the rights of others.
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