David Cameron Conservative Party Conference Speech

The Prime Minister expresses pride in leading the United Kingdom, emphasizing the importance of unity among the four nations. The decision to hold a referendum was to address potential threats to the union and to settle the question of unity. The speech highlights the party's commitment to confronting significant issues for the country's sake, celebrating the unity of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland as one people in one union.

What sentiment does the Prime Minister express about the United Kingdom?

• Pride

• Concern

• Disappointment

• Indifference

Why did the Prime Minister believe it was important to call a referendum?

• To gain political advantage

• To delay decision-making

• To avoid international criticism

• To address and settle a significant issue

What could have happened if the referendum was not called, according to the Prime Minister?

• The union could have been taken apart bit by bit

• The union could have strengthened

• The union would have remained unchanged

• The union would have gained more members

Which nations are mentioned as part of the United Kingdom?

• England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

• England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales

• Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Northern Ireland

• England, Wales, Ireland, Northern Ireland

What does the Prime Minister encourage people to feel about the union?

• Doubt

• Pride

• Apathy

• Fear