Whats the difference between England and the UK?

Question

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Answer 1

England is one country. The United Kingdom is made up of England, North Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Check these out:



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/England

Answer 2

England is a country in its own right. The UK, or United Kingdom, embraces a number of countries including England and Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

I hope that helps you.

Answer 3

England is a country within the UK

Answer 4

England is just one country within the UK.



The UK's 4 countries are: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Answer 5

Lol, so take THAT trolls.



Anywho, England is a country. The United Kingdom is made up of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland - Four Countries.



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Answer 6

United Kingdom is as the name implies, its a kingdom consist of a country England as well as others, sometimes known as colonies



UK used to be bigger with colonies across the world including India, Australia and Hong Kong

Answer 7

Lol the UK includes Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland too!

Answer 8

england is one of the many countries of UK

Answer 9

Ahem, prefer the term Great Britain myself tbh.

Answer 10

England has 7 letters.

The UK has 2.

Answer 11

About three countries

Answer 12

Yeah, I knew this.



What is Great Brittan?

Answer 13

one of four countries ?