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united kingdom, britain, and england? - What's the difference?


Question Posted Wednesday October 21 2009, 12:37 am

whats the difference between the united kingdom, britain, and england?

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ThirdQED answered Saturday October 24 2009, 2:47 pm:
According to what I see on the screen here, you are living in the USA, correct?

Well, this case is very similar to what happens to the USA. A lot of times, you would hear people refer to the USA as "America," right? It's the same issue with England and UK.


So with that in mind:

United Kingdom (UK) = United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Great Britain (Britain) = England, Scotland and Wales (part of United Kingdom)
England = a country (part of Great Britain, which is part of UK)

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