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The Brexit referendum of 2016 resulted in a majority vote for the UK to leave the European Union, a decision that has had far-reaching consequences. This summary explores the key reasons behind the Leave campaign's success, as explained by British journalist Catherine Hickley. The article delves into the complex factors that influenced voters, including concerns about immigration, infrastructure, public services, and housing affordability.

2.3.2021

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Mediation: Trying to understand the Brexit vote
Hi George,
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Page 1: The Immigration Factor and Public Infrastructure Concerns

The first page of the article focuses on the role of immigration in shaping the Brexit vote and the growing dissatisfaction with public infrastructure.

Immigration played a significant role in the Brexit-Abstimmung 2016. Initially, the influx of EU citizens, particularly from Eastern European countries after 2004, was seen positively as a sign of a thriving economy. However, perceptions shifted, especially after the financial crisis. Many British citizens began to feel that the country was overcrowded, leading to a perceived decline in quality of life.

Vocabulary: Brexiteers - A term used to describe supporters of Brexit.

The Leave campaign capitalized on these concerns, promoting the idea of "taking back control" of employment and immigration policies. This resonated with voters who felt that leaving the EU would allow the UK to make independent decisions on these issues.

Public infrastructure, particularly transportation, was another major concern. Overcrowded London Underground trains and frequent delays on commuter rail lines in the southeast contributed to frustration among voters. Interestingly, while London itself voted to remain in the EU, the surrounding southeastern regions, home to many long-distance commuters, voted 51.8% in favor of Brexit.

Example: The article mentions how commuters on southern and southeastern train routes face endless delays and frequent cancellations, contributing to their dissatisfaction.

These issues highlight the complex interplay between local concerns and the broader decision to leave the EU, demonstrating how Brexit Gründe und Folgen were often rooted in everyday experiences of British citizens.

Mediation: Trying to understand the Brexit vote
Hi George,
Many thanks for writing. I really appreciate it.
I definitely agree that the UK m

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Page 2: Public Services and Housing Affordability

The second page of the article delves deeper into the concerns about public services and housing affordability that influenced the Brexit vote.

The National Health Service (NHS) and the education system were significant factors in the Brexit-Folgen. Many British citizens were frustrated with the ongoing crises in the state healthcare system and overcrowded schools. The article mentions an acquaintance who voted for Brexit because her daughter couldn't secure a place in a good state school, illustrating how personal experiences with public services influenced voting decisions.

Highlight: The strain on public services, particularly healthcare and education, was a key factor in swaying voters towards leaving the EU.

Housing affordability emerged as another critical issue, especially for young people. The article points to a chronic and severe mismatch between supply and demand in the British housing market. This has led to a situation where many young people cannot afford to rent their own flats and must share accommodations with strangers.

Definition: Housing affordability refers to the relationship between housing costs and household income. When housing becomes unaffordable, it means a significant portion of income is spent on housing, leaving less for other necessities.

These domestic issues contributed to the perception that leaving the EU would somehow alleviate these problems. The Leave campaign successfully linked these concerns to EU membership, suggesting that Brexit would allow the UK to better address these challenges independently.

Understanding these Gründe Brexit-Befürworter is crucial for comprehending the complex motivations behind the Brexit vote. While the article's author, like many "Remainers," was initially shocked by the result, exploring these factors helps to shed light on the diverse reasons that led to the Brexit Abstimmung 2016 Ergebnis.

Mediation: Trying to understand the Brexit vote
Hi George,
Many thanks for writing. I really appreciate it.
I definitely agree that the UK m

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Understanding the Brexit Vote: Key Factors Behind the UK's Decision to Leave the EU

The Brexit-Referendum of 2016 marked a pivotal moment in British and European history. This summary examines the primary reasons that led to the majority vote for leaving the European Union, based on an article by British journalist Catherine Hickley.

  • Immigration concerns and population growth were significant factors in the Leave campaign's success.
  • Dissatisfaction with public infrastructure, healthcare, and education systems played a crucial role.
  • Housing affordability issues, particularly for young people, contributed to the anti-EU sentiment.
  • The Leave campaign promised increased sovereignty and control over domestic issues.

Highlight: The Leave campaign's slogan "take back control" resonated with many voters who felt that leaving the EU would solve various domestic problems.

Quote: "It is the impression that Britain is bursting at the seams; that population growth is unsustainable, that quality of life is deteriorating without prospect of improvement."

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Warum es zum Brexit kam und was das für Kinder bedeutet

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The Brexit referendum of 2016 resulted in a majority vote for the UK to leave the European Union, a decision that has had far-reaching consequences. This summary explores the key reasons behind the Leave campaign's success, as explained by British journalist Catherine Hickley. The article delves into the complex factors that influenced voters, including concerns about immigration, infrastructure, public services, and housing affordability.

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Mediation: Trying to understand the Brexit vote
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Page 1: The Immigration Factor and Public Infrastructure Concerns

The first page of the article focuses on the role of immigration in shaping the Brexit vote and the growing dissatisfaction with public infrastructure.

Immigration played a significant role in the Brexit-Abstimmung 2016. Initially, the influx of EU citizens, particularly from Eastern European countries after 2004, was seen positively as a sign of a thriving economy. However, perceptions shifted, especially after the financial crisis. Many British citizens began to feel that the country was overcrowded, leading to a perceived decline in quality of life.

Vocabulary: Brexiteers - A term used to describe supporters of Brexit.

The Leave campaign capitalized on these concerns, promoting the idea of "taking back control" of employment and immigration policies. This resonated with voters who felt that leaving the EU would allow the UK to make independent decisions on these issues.

Public infrastructure, particularly transportation, was another major concern. Overcrowded London Underground trains and frequent delays on commuter rail lines in the southeast contributed to frustration among voters. Interestingly, while London itself voted to remain in the EU, the surrounding southeastern regions, home to many long-distance commuters, voted 51.8% in favor of Brexit.

Example: The article mentions how commuters on southern and southeastern train routes face endless delays and frequent cancellations, contributing to their dissatisfaction.

These issues highlight the complex interplay between local concerns and the broader decision to leave the EU, demonstrating how Brexit Gründe und Folgen were often rooted in everyday experiences of British citizens.

Mediation: Trying to understand the Brexit vote
Hi George,
Many thanks for writing. I really appreciate it.
I definitely agree that the UK m

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Page 2: Public Services and Housing Affordability

The second page of the article delves deeper into the concerns about public services and housing affordability that influenced the Brexit vote.

The National Health Service (NHS) and the education system were significant factors in the Brexit-Folgen. Many British citizens were frustrated with the ongoing crises in the state healthcare system and overcrowded schools. The article mentions an acquaintance who voted for Brexit because her daughter couldn't secure a place in a good state school, illustrating how personal experiences with public services influenced voting decisions.

Highlight: The strain on public services, particularly healthcare and education, was a key factor in swaying voters towards leaving the EU.

Housing affordability emerged as another critical issue, especially for young people. The article points to a chronic and severe mismatch between supply and demand in the British housing market. This has led to a situation where many young people cannot afford to rent their own flats and must share accommodations with strangers.

Definition: Housing affordability refers to the relationship between housing costs and household income. When housing becomes unaffordable, it means a significant portion of income is spent on housing, leaving less for other necessities.

These domestic issues contributed to the perception that leaving the EU would somehow alleviate these problems. The Leave campaign successfully linked these concerns to EU membership, suggesting that Brexit would allow the UK to better address these challenges independently.

Understanding these Gründe Brexit-Befürworter is crucial for comprehending the complex motivations behind the Brexit vote. While the article's author, like many "Remainers," was initially shocked by the result, exploring these factors helps to shed light on the diverse reasons that led to the Brexit Abstimmung 2016 Ergebnis.

Mediation: Trying to understand the Brexit vote
Hi George,
Many thanks for writing. I really appreciate it.
I definitely agree that the UK m

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Understanding the Brexit Vote: Key Factors Behind the UK's Decision to Leave the EU

The Brexit-Referendum of 2016 marked a pivotal moment in British and European history. This summary examines the primary reasons that led to the majority vote for leaving the European Union, based on an article by British journalist Catherine Hickley.

  • Immigration concerns and population growth were significant factors in the Leave campaign's success.
  • Dissatisfaction with public infrastructure, healthcare, and education systems played a crucial role.
  • Housing affordability issues, particularly for young people, contributed to the anti-EU sentiment.
  • The Leave campaign promised increased sovereignty and control over domestic issues.

Highlight: The Leave campaign's slogan "take back control" resonated with many voters who felt that leaving the EU would solve various domestic problems.

Quote: "It is the impression that Britain is bursting at the seams; that population growth is unsustainable, that quality of life is deteriorating without prospect of improvement."

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In Bildungs-App-Charts in 12 Ländern

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iOS User

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Philipp, iOS User

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Lena, iOS Userin

Ich liebe diese App ❤️, ich benutze sie eigentlich immer, wenn ich lerne.