Election Vocabulary

Brexit

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Brexit - is used to refer to the United Kingdom leaving the European Union

Brexit was a really big deal.
• There are many people that did not agree with Brexit.
• Where you surprised when Brexit happened?
• Brexit happened in 2020.
• Was Brexit good of the United Kingdom?
• What do you think the historians will write about Brexit in 100 years from now.

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