What If the United Kingdom Broke Up?

What major political event has intensified nationalism within the UK?

• The London Olympics

• The Good Friday Agreement

• Brexit

• The Scottish Independence Referendum

What is a potential economic challenge for an independent Scotland?

• Managing its own currency

• Having a GDP less than 10% of England's

• Losing its oil reserves

• Becoming a member of NATO

What historical event led to Northern Ireland becoming a separate legal entity?

• The Act of Union 1800

• The Brexit referendum

• The signing of the Good Friday Agreement

• The Irish War of Independence

What might Northern Ireland consider doing if the UK breaks up?

• Forming a new alliance with Wales

• Uniting with the Republic of Ireland

• Becoming a part of Scotland

• Joining the European Union

What is a potential outcome for Wales if it chooses to remain with England?

• It will become a separate monarchy

• It will form the Kingdom of England and Wales

• It will become a principality

• It will join the European Union

What is a potential challenge for England after the breakup of the UK?

• Becoming a member of the European Union

• Losing its seat on the UN Security Council

• Forming a new alliance with Scotland

• Managing its own currency

What might England need to redefine after the breakup of the UK?

• Its national anthem

• Its official language

• Its international relationships

• Its geographical boundaries

What is a potential economic advantage for England post-UK breakup?

• Having one of the top 10 economies in the world

• Gaining control of Scotland's oil reserves

• Forming a new alliance with Ireland

• Becoming a member of the European Union

What might be a cultural legacy that remains with England?

• Racism and exploitation

• The monarchy

• The English language

• The British Museum

What is a potential identity challenge for England post-UK breakup?

• Deciding on a new capital city

• Selecting a new head of state

• Choosing a new national flag

• Defining what is English versus British