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Values and Principles of the UK

Which of the following describes the fundamental principles of British life?

AMonarchy, empire, tradition, civic duty and the rule of law
BParliament, courts, police, army and long-established tradition
CDemocracy, rule of law, individual liberty and tolerance of others
DChurch, state, family, community, tradition and the land

Answer & explanation

The correct answer is Democracy, rule of law, individual liberty and tolerance of others.

The five fundamental principles are: democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs, and participation in community life.

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