What different between United Kingdom, England and Britain?

Answer 1

In Descending order:

United Kingdom (UK):
England, Scotland, Wales, N. Ireland, Some of the Channel Islands , the Isle of Man.

Great Britain:
England, Scotland and Wales

Britain:
England and Wales

England:
A single country

Answer 2

England is the country of which London is the capital. Britain is England and Wales, Great Britain is England, Wales and Scotland. United Kingdom is England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.

Answer 3

"The United Kingdom" refers to the four countries under the rule of the British monarch: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The full title of the sovereign state is "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland"

The United Kingdom, abbreviated to 'The UK', is commonly referred to as Great Britain, but Great Britain is only composed of England, Scotland and Wales. Northern Ireland does not come under the banner of Great Britain. The Republic of Ireland, which is different to and separate from Northern Ireland, is not part of Great Britain or the United Kingdom.

England is one of the constituent countries of the United Kingdom and Great Britain.

Answer 4

The United Kingdom and Britain are both the same thing: they're the combination of Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England together. All four countries border each other and are governed by Queen Elizabeth II.

Answer 5

The UK includes all countries that recognize Elizabeth as their queen, like Wales, Scotland, Australia and Canada, but England and Britain are the same (I think Britain was the original name, but when the Anglo-Saxons took over, it became known as "Angle-land," or England.

Answer 6

United kingdom refer to england,wales,northern ireland,republic of ireland and scotland..britain is merely the adjective of united kingdom.

Answer 7

ITS ALL THE SAME