📙 Chapter 4: A Modern, Thriving Society
What protects religious freedom in the UK?
Correct answer: The law
A The Church of England
✓ The law
C The monarchy
D The United Nations
💡 Explanation
Religious freedom in the UK is protected by law.
Key facts to remember
- Right to choose religion or have none — protected by law
- Illegal to discriminate based on religion
- UK is tolerant society
Why this is the answer
From the official Life in the UK study material — 4.2.4 Religious freedom and tolerance:
Everyone in the UK has the right to choose their religion or to have no religion at all. This is protected by law. It is illegal to discriminate against someone because of their religion or belief. The UK is a tolerant and open society where people of different faiths live and work together.
More questions from this topic
- ? Is it legal to discriminate against someone because of their religion in the UK?
- ? Do people in the UK have the right to have no religion?
- ? Which TWO statements about religious freedom in the UK are correct?
- ? It is against the law in the UK to discriminate against someone because of their religion or belief.
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