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Life in the UK: Values and Principles
The core values and historic principles behind British citizenship: democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, tolerance, and community participation. Chapter 1 of the official Life in the United Kingdom test.
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- What are the core values shared by everyone living in the UK?
- What did the Bill of Rights (1689) establish?
- In a {{c1::parliamentary democracy}}, citizens elect Members of Parliament (MPs) to represent them.
- In which year did some women (over 30) and all men over 21 first get the right to vote in the UK?
- In which year did women get the vote on equal terms with men, at age 21?
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What are the core values shared by everyone living in the UK?
AnswerDemocracy, rule of law, individual liberty, tolerance, community participation.
What did the Bill of Rights (1689) establish?
AnswerA constitutional monarchy, and confirmed the rights of Parliament over the Crown.
In a ____, citizens elect Members of Parliament (MPs) to represent them.
Answerparliamentary democracy
In which year did some women (over 30) and all men over 21 first get the right to vote in the UK?
Answer1918.
In which year did women get the vote on equal terms with men, at age 21?
Answer1928.
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