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You  \ncan find out what they mean by looking in the  \nglossary.  \n# A very important decision\n\nOn 23 June 2016,the people of the United Kingdomvoted in a very important referendum.A referendumis held when the government wants the people tohelp them make an important decision.Everyone whovotes in a referendum answers the same question.  \nAll voters in the referendumhad to fill out a ballot paperlike this one.  \nThe day after the referendum,people woke up to the news thatBritain had decided to leave theEuropean Union (EU).This wasknown as“Brexit”.  \n","cbCainRtZV94Acq6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainRtZV94Acq6","pdf",2426555,36,"English","# A very important decision\n# What is the European Union?\n## History of the European Union\n## The EU single market\n## The Euro and the British pound","[{\"question\":\"What is a referendum and how did the 23 June 2016 referendum work?\",\"answer\":\"A referendum is held when the government asks people to help make an important decision. 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