Brexit explained: UK-EU exit vote, deal and referendum hinges on EU migration to Britain

The video discusses the impact of European laws on the UK, particularly regarding migration and welfare benefits. It highlights British Prime Minister David Cameron's efforts to renegotiate terms with the EU, allowing the UK to maintain its currency and limit benefits for EU migrants. The uncertainty surrounding the UK's future in the EU has affected markets, leading to the Brexit referendum on June 23, 2016.

What is one of the main reasons European laws are criticized in the UK?

• They prevent British citizens from voting.

• They restrict British citizens from traveling.

• They allow EU migrants to claim state welfare in the UK.

• They impose high taxes on British goods.

What change did David Cameron negotiate regarding EU migrants' benefits?

• EU migrants can claim benefits immediately upon arrival.

• EU migrants can claim benefits after living in the UK for four years.

• EU migrants are not allowed to claim any benefits.

• EU migrants can only claim healthcare benefits.

What financial assurance did Cameron secure for the UK?

• The UK will adopt the euro.

• The UK will have a fixed exchange rate with the euro.

• The UK will receive financial aid from the EU.

• The UK will permanently use the pound.

What major event was scheduled for June 23, 2016, in the UK?

• The introduction of a new currency.

• The Brexit referendum.

• A new trade agreement with the EU.

• A general election.

What was one of the effects of the uncertainty about the UK's future in the EU?

• Stability in the financial markets.

• A rise in the value of the euro.

• Increased tourism in the UK.

• Shaken markets and economic uncertainty.