The values and principles of the UK
What does the principle of democracy require of citizens in the UK beyond simply voting?
- ○Citizens must join a political party to have their views represented
- ✓Citizens are expected to participate in civic life and accept the outcomes of fair democratic processes
- ○Citizens must agree with the policies of the elected government at all times
- ○Citizens are required to run for public office at least once in their lifetime
Correct answer
Citizens are expected to participate in civic life and accept the outcomes of fair democratic processes
Democracy involves active participation in civic life and accepting the legitimacy of fair democratic processes, not just casting a ballot.
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