First of all, there is no difference between “Britain” and “Great Britain” — the former is just a shorter way of referring to the latter. In many ways, Great Britain is specifically a geographical term, be
The term “Great Britain” refers to the land mass that comprises England, Scotland, and Wales. Something that aids in the confusion as to the difference between Great Britain and the UK is that the term is sometimes internationally used as a synonym for the UK. For instance, the UK’s O...