BRITISH英国脱欧以及农民起义
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Their propaganda activities reflected and promoted the discontent and resistance of the broad masses of peasants.
Cause
Process
In May 1381: Essex and Kent farmers refused to pay poll tax, expelled and executed officials.
The Reasons for Brexit
The second : The reality is that British workers are worried about foreign immigrants snatching their jobs. In the process of the European regional integration of labour in the United kingdom, there is no more a piece of the pie.
The Brexit Vote
-Britain exiting from the EU
Brexit = British + exit
The Reasons for Brexit
First : From history, Britain is economically isolated from Europe, in its own small circle.
Referendum process
On April 29th , 2017, the EU special summit adopted the British " brexit" negotiating approach.
Influence of Brexit
Short term interest
THE END THANKS
Essex joined Blackheath.
Process
On June 13th: The insurgents entered the city with the help of the poor in London.
On June 14th: The masses of the uprising people and the king were negotiating in the North-east of Maier.
In November 1959, Britain and Austria, such as the formation of the seven " small free trade area ", against European integration.
So far, Britain has not joined the euro zone.
A poor clergyman represented by John Paul preached long before the uprising, the original Christian equality demonstrated that the peasants should be equal to the feudal aristocracy. The feudal lord arrested him several times and sent him to prison.
On June 15th: The struggling masses again negotiated with the king in Smith Field, North of London.
Result
On June 15th , 1381, Watt Taylor, leader of the British peasant uprising , was assassinated during negotiations with the king, the uprising failed.
UK
Peasant Uprising Britain off Europe
Group members:
Peasants' Revolt
Cause Process Result
In order to resist feudal oppression, farmers continued to carry out to servitude, sabotage, tax and other forms of struggle.
At the beginning of the June: Kent uprising people occupied Dartford and Maidstone, elected Watt Taylor as leader.
On June 12th: More than on hundred thousand people from Kent and
Influence of Brexit
Long - term impact
Its international status and influence will be greatly reduced.
In terms of trade, Britain and Europe are always interdependent, and half of the trade comes from other European countries.
On February 8th , the house of commons of the British parliament formally passed the " brexit" bill;
On March 16th , Britain's queen Elizabeth ii approved the " brexit" bill
Britain held a referendum on June 23rd, 2016;
On June 24th, British secession from the European union.
Referendum process
On the February 1st , 2017, the lower house empower the prime minister to launch the " brexit" process;
Britain's withdrawal from the EU is undoubtedly beneficial to Britain in the short term.
Those who support the brexit say that 90 per cent of the UK economy is unrelated to EU trade, but remains hamstrung by EU rules, leaving many of the UK's small and medium-sized businesses vulnerable to EU regulations and employment opportunities.
wenku.baidu.com
Referendum process
On January 23rd, 2013, British prime minister David Cameron made his first mention of a referendum.
On may 29th 2015, Promised to hold a vote by the end of 2017.
Cause
Process
In May 1381: Essex and Kent farmers refused to pay poll tax, expelled and executed officials.
The Reasons for Brexit
The second : The reality is that British workers are worried about foreign immigrants snatching their jobs. In the process of the European regional integration of labour in the United kingdom, there is no more a piece of the pie.
The Brexit Vote
-Britain exiting from the EU
Brexit = British + exit
The Reasons for Brexit
First : From history, Britain is economically isolated from Europe, in its own small circle.
Referendum process
On April 29th , 2017, the EU special summit adopted the British " brexit" negotiating approach.
Influence of Brexit
Short term interest
THE END THANKS
Essex joined Blackheath.
Process
On June 13th: The insurgents entered the city with the help of the poor in London.
On June 14th: The masses of the uprising people and the king were negotiating in the North-east of Maier.
In November 1959, Britain and Austria, such as the formation of the seven " small free trade area ", against European integration.
So far, Britain has not joined the euro zone.
A poor clergyman represented by John Paul preached long before the uprising, the original Christian equality demonstrated that the peasants should be equal to the feudal aristocracy. The feudal lord arrested him several times and sent him to prison.
On June 15th: The struggling masses again negotiated with the king in Smith Field, North of London.
Result
On June 15th , 1381, Watt Taylor, leader of the British peasant uprising , was assassinated during negotiations with the king, the uprising failed.
UK
Peasant Uprising Britain off Europe
Group members:
Peasants' Revolt
Cause Process Result
In order to resist feudal oppression, farmers continued to carry out to servitude, sabotage, tax and other forms of struggle.
At the beginning of the June: Kent uprising people occupied Dartford and Maidstone, elected Watt Taylor as leader.
On June 12th: More than on hundred thousand people from Kent and
Influence of Brexit
Long - term impact
Its international status and influence will be greatly reduced.
In terms of trade, Britain and Europe are always interdependent, and half of the trade comes from other European countries.
On February 8th , the house of commons of the British parliament formally passed the " brexit" bill;
On March 16th , Britain's queen Elizabeth ii approved the " brexit" bill
Britain held a referendum on June 23rd, 2016;
On June 24th, British secession from the European union.
Referendum process
On the February 1st , 2017, the lower house empower the prime minister to launch the " brexit" process;
Britain's withdrawal from the EU is undoubtedly beneficial to Britain in the short term.
Those who support the brexit say that 90 per cent of the UK economy is unrelated to EU trade, but remains hamstrung by EU rules, leaving many of the UK's small and medium-sized businesses vulnerable to EU regulations and employment opportunities.
wenku.baidu.com
Referendum process
On January 23rd, 2013, British prime minister David Cameron made his first mention of a referendum.
On may 29th 2015, Promised to hold a vote by the end of 2017.