Brexit Flashcards

1
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Brexit Context: Since when have we had a conservative government?

A

2010

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Brexit Context: Who ran UKIP?

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Nigel Farage

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Brexit Context: Why did David Cameron hold a referendum in 2010?

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UKIP had more votes than the Conservatives. It was on whether we should leave or stay in the EU. UKIP wanted to leave.

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4
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What are the reasons for staying in the EU?

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Trading with neighbouring countries to keep jobs. It meant being safer and stronger by working with partners to keep people safe. There would be lower prices.

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What would leaving the EU do?

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It would threaten economic security.

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How did Boris Johnson raise his profile?

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As the country broke out into leave vs remain voters, he went against Cameron as team leave. On the 23rd of June 2016, the country voted leave with 52% of votes. Within hours David Cameron resigned.

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7
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What were the two options the Conservative party had?

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Hard Brexit, which people initially voted for, severing ties with the EU or leave with a deal.

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What happened with the Brexit deal?

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Britain and the EU had a deal. Theresa May took the deal to the MPs but shut down the deal. The deal was shut down 2 times and then she resigned.

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9
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What happens after Boris Johnson takes over?

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We are now headed towards a no-Brexit deal.

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