Is England a country?

Question

Is England a country?

Answer 1

yes. England is a country.

Answer 2

England is a part of the United Kingdom.  The United Kingdom is composed of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as well as some smaller areas such as the channel island, isle of wight etc.

Britain,   Great Britain, England the British Isles are sometime used interchangeably with "the united kingdom"

Answer 3

England is a province of United Kingdom and is considered a country as well. United Kingdom is a union of four countries: England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

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Answer 4

Yep.

However The United Kingdom isn't a country, just a group of countries.

Answer 5

I CONCUR WITH STEVE

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

Yes.

Update

<<England is a part of the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom is composed of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as well as some smaller areas such as the channel island, isle of wight etc.>>

Um, the Isle of Wight is part of the country of England, despite being an island, while the Channel Islands (there are several of them) aren't parts of the UK.  Unlike the UK, they're not in the European Union.  Their domestic policies and currency are theoreticly independent.  Their head of state is the Duke of Normandy, rather than Queen Elizabeth, although that happens to be the same person.  The Channel Islands, unlike the Isle of Wight, have no representation in the UK Parliament.  They have their own parliaments.  The practical advantages of that status have to do with tax regimes.