What is the difference between the terms great britain and the united kingdom?

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great britain is the name of the largest island in the british isles and is also a political entity consisting of three countries: england, scotland, and wales. as the uk's full name suggests, northern ireland is not part of great britain, hence "united kingdom of great britain and northern

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the nationalists wanted a strong central government so the new country wouldn't fall apart.

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