What is the difference between England, The British Isles, The United Kingdom, Great Britain, the British Commonwealth and the Commonwealth of Nations? Answer to come soon.
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England is simply a part of Great Britain, which also consists of Scotland and Wales. The United Kingdom includes those three, but then throws in Northern Ireland for fun. The British Isles is a bunch of islands...Great Britain being one...you also get Ireland in there and the Isle of Man...as well as some smaller islands that I don't know much about. The Commonwealth of Nations is an organization of a bunch of different countries, and it used to go by the name The British Commonwealth.
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