The United Kingdom has been a member of the European Common Market and it's successors since 1973, but has always taken a back seat being one of only three EU members to not use the Euro in 2002 and has never shown any interest in Schengen, indeed and unusually all three major British political parties are opposed to the UK's membership of Schengen.
Yes.
Britain is part of the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom is a member of the EU, so Britain is therefore part of it.
All of the UK is a member of the EU
in 1973 United Kingdom joined the EU
Never. It joined what was known as the EEC in 1973. It is now known as the EU and the United Kingdom has been part of it throughout that period.
The United Kingdom was a founder member of the EU when it was created in 1992/3. The UK joined the EU's predecessor organisation, the European Common Market in 1973.
United Kingdom
The EU allows natives from the involved countries to work in the other involved countries. The EU also manages the Euro, allowing the involved countries to work on regional issues, rather than their economy (not including the UK (The United Kingdom (England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales) which uses the British Pound). The EU also creates a mutual bond between the collection of countries part of the EU, so that if war were to break out, all those countries in the EU would be automatically in alliance.
No. The United Kingdom is a country. The European is an organisation which has 28 countries as members. The United Kingdom is one of those countries.
The United Kingdom joined the Common Market in 1973.
Denmark and the United Kingdom
Life will go on as usual. It will take 2 - 3 years to finalize the United Kingdom's leaving the EU. What could happen in the mean time is uncertain