Brexit and Its Impact on the UK

When did the UK join the European Economic Community?

• 1973

• 1983

• 1963

• 1993

What was the result of the 2016 Brexit referendum?

• Remain won by 51.89%

• Leave won by 51.89%

• Remain won by 48.11%

• Leave won by 48.11%

What was one of the main arguments of Brexiteers regarding the EU budget?

• The UK would have to pay more to the EU

• The UK would save money by not contributing to the EU budget

• The UK would gain more influence in the EU

• The UK would receive more funds from the EU

How did Remainers view the impact of Brexit on trade?

• The UK would face fewer trade barriers

• The UK would have more negotiating power

• The UK would lose free trade benefits with the EU

• The UK would gain new trade partners

What was a concern for pro-Europeans regarding investment post-Brexit?

• The UK would become a financial hub

• The City of London would lose its status as a gateway to the EU

• The UK would gain more financial firms

• Investment in the UK would increase

What was a key argument for Brexiteers regarding sovereignty?

• Brexit would strengthen EU regulations

• Brexit would increase EU influence in the UK

• Brexit would allow the UK to regain control over domestic affairs

• Brexit would decrease national independence

How did Brexiteers view immigration control post-Brexit?

• They wanted to increase immigration

• They wanted to maintain current levels

• They wanted to regain control and reduce immigration

• They wanted to open borders completely

What was a concern for Remainers regarding jobs post-Brexit?

• Unemployment would drop significantly

• Wages would decrease

• Job opportunities would increase

• Skill shortages could occur

What was a security concern for Brexiteers?

• The EU would provide more security

• The EU would reduce cooperation with the UK

• Open borders would increase terrorist threats

• The UK would have more military power

What change occurred in the manufacturing industry post-Brexit?

• Expansion of factories

• Increase in EU investments

• Closure of plants and job cuts

• Increased job creation