what are the differences between (UNITED KINGDOM), (ENGLAND) and (BRITAIN)?

Answer 1

The United Kingdom is a country made up of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. England, Scotland and Wales on their own form Great Britain; Northern Ireland is separated by the Irish sea but the country has been called the United Kingdom since 1801 when the old Irish parliament was abolished.

Answer 2

England is one of the 'Reigons', but used to be a sovereign country. Britain is the union of England, Wales and Scotland. The United Kingdom is Britain plus Northern Ireland

Answer 3

Geez, what dumb*ss, uneducated idiots some of you people are!!!!
(I'm not referring to the asker, but rather some of those who answered)

Great Britain is the ISLAND upon which sit the countries of Wales, Scotland and ENGLAND!

The group of islands (Orkneys, Shetlands, Isle of Wright, Isle of Man, Great Britain, Ireland etc.,) is called the "British Isles"

The UNION of COUNTRIES (or "Kingdom" if you prefer) which is made up of England, Wales, Scotland and the northern part of Ireland is therefore called: the UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND.

Geezuz Kristuz, I'm from Mexico, and even I know that!

Answer 4

England and Britain are the same country.but the united kingdom includes England,northern Ireland and Scotland

Answer 5

United Kindom - All countries under rule of The english Queen
Britain - Wales, Ireland, Scotlan England
England the country

Answer 6

not much, its about the same as the USA,America, or US. we get the picture when you say any of them.

Answer 7

Whatever dude

Answer 8

nothing. it's the same fuc%ing meaning