1. What does Brexit refer to?
2. Who promised a referendum on the UK's EU membership in 2015, which ultimately contributed to Brexit?
3. When did the UK officially leave the European Union, marking the start of Brexit?
Brexit — definition?
UK's exit from the EU after 2016 referendum.
Brexit Causes — main?
Political sovereignty, immigration concerns, economic costs.
Brexit — definition?
UK's decision to leave the EU.
EU — purpose?
Promote cooperation and free trade among member states.
Referendum — date?
June 23, 2016.
Withdrawal date?
January 31, 2020.
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