great britain changed to united kingdom on 1 may 1707.
when did great britain change to united kingdom?
1 may 1707
the 1707 acts of union declared that the kingdoms of england and scotland were "united into one kingdom by the name of great britain". the term "united kingdom" has occasionally been used as a description for the former kingdom of great britain, although its official name from 1707 to 1800 was simply "great britain". the acts of union 1800 united the kingdom of great britain and the kingdom of ireland in 1801, forming the united kingdom of great britain and ireland. following the partition of ireland and the independence of the irish free state in 1922, which left northern ireland as the only part of the island of ireland within the united kingdom, the name was changed to the "united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland".
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change britain is a pressure group in the united kingdom set up in 2016 by leaders of the vote leave campaign following the 2016 referendum, in which 51.9% of participating voters voted in favour of leaving the european union. its stated aim is "to campaign for a brexit which takes back control of our laws, borders, money and trade".





















































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change britain was founded as a successor to the vote leave campaign, with support from many of its key figures, including labour mp gisela stuart (chair) and conservative mp and former foreign secretary boris johnson.
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