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What are United Kingdom's state capitals?
The United Kingdom does not have any states, so there are no state capitals in it.
What is United Kingdom's allies?
The United Kingdom is a member of NATO so all NATO members are UK allies.
What makes the United Kingdom ideal for international banking?
the location of the united kingdom is what cause so much international banking
Who was ruling the United Kingdom in 1245?
The United Kingdom did not come into existence until 1707, so nobody was ruling it in 1245.
Does the fact that the united kingdom is an island nation affect its trade?
The United Kingdom is not an island nation. The United Kingdom consists of the island of Britain and Northern Ireland, which is part of the island of Ireland. The United Kingdom does have a lot of sea ports and so that is a major element of its trade.
Why is Britain part of the EU?
Britain is part of the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom is a member of the EU, so Britain is therefore part of it.
What continent is United Kingdom in?
The United Kingdom is in Europe.
Why has united kingdom and US have united?
The United Kingdom is so called because England , Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have nnited to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain. 50 American states have united to form a single country called the United States of America.
Which is farther north the US or the United Kingdom?
The United States is farther North than the United Kingdom. This is because of the state of Alaska being so far North.
Who owns Falkland islands?
United Kingdom
How do you spell the United Kingdom in french?
(Le) Royaume Uni.
What country controls the Falkland off the coast of south America?
United Kingdom or The United Kingdom (im guessing tho)
