United KingdomValues 30 · Values and principles of the UK
Which TWO of these are ways of taking part in democracy in the UK?
- aOffering money to a candidate in return for their support
- bIgnoring laws that you disagree with
- cVoting in electionsCorrect answer
- dWriting to your MP about a local problemCorrect answer
Why?
Voting and contacting your MP are normal, lawful ways to take part in democracy. Paying a candidate for support is bribery, and ignoring laws is not a democratic way to change them.
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Which TWO of these are British values that new residents are expected to respect?Correct answer:Individual liberty
Correct answer:Tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs
Values 1
Which of these is one of the fundamental principles of British life?Correct answer:The rule of law
Values 2
What does the rule of law mean in the UK?Correct answer:Everyone must obey the law, including the government and the police
Values 3
Which statement best describes individual liberty in the UK?Correct answer:People are free to make their own choices, as long as they stay within the law
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