Will the UK Collapse After Brexit? - Brexit Explained

The video explores the potential impacts of Brexit on the United Kingdom, focusing on whether the UK might fall apart post-Brexit. It examines the differing opinions and voting patterns in the 2016 Brexit referendum across the UK's four nations: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The video highlights the challenges Northern Ireland faces due to its border with the Republic of Ireland and the Good Friday Agreement. It also discusses Scotland's renewed interest in independence post-Brexit and the economic implications for Wales and England. Overall, the video speculates on the likelihood of any UK nation leaving the union.

What is the main reason for the differing opinions on Brexit among the UK nations?

• Cultural differences

• Geographical location

• Economic interests

• Historical conflicts

Why is Northern Ireland considered most at risk of leaving the UK post-Brexit?

• Cultural ties with the Republic of Ireland

• Economic independence

• Desire for a new political system

• Brexit's impact on the border with the Republic of Ireland

What agreement allows Northern Ireland to potentially leave the UK?

• The Irish Peace Treaty

• The Dublin Accord

• The Good Friday Agreement

• The Belfast Agreement

What was a major concern for Scots regarding independence before Brexit?

• Loss of EU membership

• Economic downturn

• Cultural isolation

• Political instability

What percentage of Scottish exports go to the rest of the UK?

• 16%

• 28%

• 44.7%

• 63%

Why might Wales consider leaving the UK post-Brexit?

• Desire for a new government

• Geographical isolation

• Cultural independence

• Loss of EU funding

What is the likelihood of England leaving the UK according to the video?

• Very high

• Moderate

• Low

• Infinitesimally low