United KingdomValues 6 · Values and principles of the UK
In the UK's democracy, what can voters do if they are unhappy with the government?
- aAsk the army to remove it
- bNothing, because a government stays in power for life
- cAsk the courts to choose a new prime minister
- dVote for a different party or candidate at the next electionCorrect answer
Why?
In a democracy, people choose their representatives in free elections. If voters do not like the government, they can replace it peacefully by voting differently at the next election.
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