Deep Divide Between Young & Old EU referendum Vote

The video discusses the deep divisions in Britain following the Brexit vote, highlighting conflicts between conservative Christians and the LGBTQ+ community, rural and urban areas, and different generations. Young voters, largely in favor of remaining in the EU, faced voter apathy, while older voters defended their decision to leave. The Brexit outcome varied across regions, with significant impacts on family dynamics and generational perspectives. The referendum has created divisions that may take a generation to heal.

What are some of the divisions highlighted in Britain due to the Brexit vote?

• All of the above

• Rural vs. urban areas

• Conservative Christians vs. LGBTQ+ community

• Young vs. old generations

What percentage of young voters, aged 18 to 24, supported staying in Europe?

• 50%

• 60%

• 85%

• 75%

What was a significant issue with young voter turnout during the Brexit referendum?

• Low engagement and high turnout

• High engagement but low turnout

• Low engagement and low turnout

• High engagement and high turnout

What is one reason older voters gave for their decision in the Brexit vote?

• To maintain the status quo

• To ensure short-term benefits

• To take long-term pain for future generations

• To follow the majority

What is the expected time frame for healing the divisions caused by the Brexit referendum?

• A decade

• Several years

• A generation

• A few months