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(Senot Antoine, Thebault Nicolas, Petiot Luca, Olabi Chadi)

As you can see in this graph result, the young turnout are for the remain. They trust EU

More people are older more they want leave the EU. We can think they are afraid of strangers. They prefere stay with people they know

the young UK people are born with the EU and so they are afraid oh the jump in the unknow

the numbers show that young people are mobilized for the UK to stay in europe since 64% of turnout are in 18/24 years old

---> the young want to prepare the future whereas older people want to go back in the 65 + people are known before the création of EU 1973 and they want to be independant.

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Conservatives and Ukip wanted to leave the EU, because in these parties, more 50% voted for leave.
The Ukip is the major party who have voted to leave the EU with 96%.
As you can see in this chart we notice 3 in 4 of the Green Party have voted to remain in the EU.
That's suggest that the Brexit will have an awful impact on the environement.
One third of parties wented remain.

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(Dorneau Elia, Monnot Chloé)

Those United Kingdom maps illustrate the results by region of the Brexit referendum.

Those pourcentages are significants because it shows the tournout and the opinion of voters.
As depected by this map, these who are remaning in the UE are located in London, Scotland, and Wales. They represent the magority : 51.9 % in the United Kingdom, so 53.4 % in England.
The pie chant shows that 72.2% of people voted on the total population.

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(Eloïse Dupre- Emma Guichard)

This document is showing the division of the referendum's vote for the Brexit in the diferent region in UK.

As we can see, there is 72.2% of turnout, with 48.1% of person who want to leave ( like England for exemple) and 51,9% person who want to stay in the Europeen Union.. That quite a tight score!

We notice that the major part of the North of U.K want to stay in the E.U, includ Scotland or the repubic of Ireland
For the South, nearly all the region want to leave the U.K and are for the Brexit, except London.

So finally, when we look at the percentage, we can deduce that they are really close! That suggest that the population's opinion are really differents and separeted.. Maybe because of the political opinion ore the different point of view of the person
But ultimately, the Brexit won with 51.9% of the vote

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(SOYARD Pauline, GODILLOT Lucie, D'AVERSA Marie)
This bar chart indicates that the grade A B C1, the upper working class voted for referendum while the grade C2 D E, the skilled working class voted no in the referendum.

In the social class C2, -20% people remain whereas in the social class C1, 10% people are for Brexit

In generally, the people voted against the referendum but some people didn't give their opinion

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(Camille Neveu & Audren Grandjean)

As you can see in these chart, the Brexit shares the United Kingdom.
Some want to  stay in the European Union while others are against it. Other are mixed, such as the lower middle class and citizens aged 40 to 50 year old.

Indeed as shown by this graph we can see that young  and well-off or well-paid people want to stay in the  EU because it allows for economic exchanges and easier travel.

According to this graph we see clearly that more the citizens are youger, more they want to stay in the UE. Indeed they are almost 50 percent to have voted "yes" to referendum, aigainst nearly 25 percent of more than 60 years old to have voted "no".

Social class also plays a role in the vote. In fact, people who have a low paid job or who don't have a job tend to leave the EU while the upper middle class and the middle class mostly vote to remain a member of this association.

According to the table, we clearly
shows that the majority of not white will remain in the EU. But white peoples are more than others ethnies. There are almost as many people who want to stay and leave.

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(Mary-léa Viel-Eva Fraichard)

In the first document illustrated by the map we are informed about the results of the referendum of the European Union and the distribution in relation to the vote.

The population feels involved in the choice to leave or stay with a majority of votes.

As the map shows, the distribution of these votes is very unequal in the center of the country the majority of the citizens voted for the exit of the EU on the countrary the South east of the country , the North and Ireland one voted against the Brexit.

In spite of a very different distribution by observing the document 2, on realizes that by making the average of the votes of all the citizens there is almost 50% for each dicisions.

One can thus deduce that this choice has divided the British.       The more we see that this decision mobilized a lot of inhabitants since more than 70% of the population participated in the referendum.

We now understand why this goal has been talked about and caused a lot of controversy.

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(Andréa-Ikram)

In the first document,
"UK chooses Brexit", we notice a fonctional diagram which provides a summary view of European Union resuts by region in United Kingdom in percentage.

We observe that there are more regions which vote to leave than region which vote to remain but the pie chart, join with the fonctional diagram, shows that the percentage of the two camp, whether 48.1% and 51.9% , are nearly similar. It highlights the fact there are more people who be involved in the referendum in the camp leave. We can also see that all the citizens didn't participate to the referendum because the pie shows us that only 72.2% of the citizens voted. That's suggest that 27.8% of the citizens who are not affected by this referendum.

In the second document,
"UK referendum results",  we can see a map which represent the percentage of the results of the two camps: "leave" and "remain". We are indicated with two colors (bleu and red) the region which voted for leave of for remain in the European Union.

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( Rahmana & Renisa )

As you can see in this document, all these logos are representing the different political parties in UK that voted "remain" or "leave" Brexit

This bar chart indicates that the majority of  British parties were for Brexit.

We notice that UKIP party and Conservatives party have the highest percent of people who have made up their mind to leave.

Almost everyone in the UKIP party and more than a half of the Conservatives party have voted for Brexit.

We have to know that UKIP wich mean United Kingdom Independence Party was founded with the ambition of leaving the EU. Conservatives party told that the country will be better if they stay away from EU.

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This chart is intended to show that which political parties is in the "remain" camp or in the "leave" camp.

This bar chart indicates that 4 parties are against the Brexit and 2 parties are for. So a majority of political parties are against Brexit.

Liberal Democrats, SNP, Labour and Green Party will stay to the European Union and Conservatives, UKIP will leave the EU.

It highlights the fact that UKIP is the political parties of the "leave" camp with 96% of voters for the Brexit.

We notice an opposition between people and political parties because people voted for the Brexit  and political parties are against. That's suggest the importance of the referendum.

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Those documents are a maps of the United Kingdom. The subject of both maps is a referendum ask to the population of United Kingdom, which was "Souhld the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union ?" And on those maps results the percentage of the decision of voters by region.

As you have seen on the first map, there is 72.2% of turnout of which 53.4% of British chose Brexit.
Those maps clearly shows that there is a different between Scottland, Ireland and England. In fect, all the United Kingdom is not agree beacause there is 51.99% wanted to leave the European Union against 48.11% wanted to remain a member of the European Union.

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Those United Kingdom maps illustrate the results by region of the Brexit referendum.

Those pourcentages are significants because it shows the tournout and the opinion of voters.
As depected by this map, these who are remaning in the UE are located in London, Scotland, and Wales. They represent the magority : 51.9 % in the United Kingdom, so 53.4 % in England.
The pie chant shows that 72.2% of people voted on the total population.