The document defines key political terms: a referendum is a vote on a single issue by all voters in a country; Brexit refers to Britain leaving the European Union (EU), which is an organization of 28 European countries that share laws and open borders. Democracy allows all citizens a say in how the country is governed, often through voting in referendums and elections.

1. REFERENDUM

2. REFERENDUM
A vote on one political issue which all
voters in a specific country can vote on.

3. BREXIT

4. BREXIT
Short for ‘British Exit’. This word is being
used to describe Britain leaving the EU.

5. EUROPEAN
UNION

6. EUROPEAN
UNION
Also known as the EU, the European Union
is a kind of club for 28 European countries.
Member countries share many of the same
laws and open their borders to each other.

7. DEMOCRACY

8. DEMOCRACY
A form of government where everyone
gets to have their say about how the
country is run, usually by voting.

9. REFERENDUM:
A vote on one political issue which all voters in a specific country can vote on.
BREXIT:
Short for ‘British Exit’.
This word is being used to describe Britain leaving the EU.
EUROPEAN UNION:
Also known as the EU, the European Union is a kind of club for 28 European
countries. Member countries share many of the same laws and open their
borders to each other.
DEMOCRACY:
A form of government where everyone gets to have their say about how the
country is run, usually by voting.