According to "3 Reasons Brits Voted for Brexit" by George Freidman, the three main causes which led up to the UK's decision to leave the EU was

Immigrants and Economic Recession, Environment reform post recession, and bi-partisan within politics

Political Elitism and Nationalism

Great Recession, Immigration, and the Separation Vote by Scotland

Economy, bi-partisan in parliament, and War on Terror

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Fabian Wong

2 August, 12:45

According to "3 Reasons Brits Voted for Brexit" by George Freidman, the three main causes which led up to the UK's decision to leave the EU was

Immigrants and Economic Recession, Environment reform post recession, and bi-partisan within politics

Political Elitism and Nationalism

Great Recession, Immigration, and the Separation Vote by Scotland

Economy, bi-partisan in parliament, and War on Terror

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Miguel Allison · Answer 1

According to " 3 Reasons Brits voted for Brexit" by George Friedman, the three main causes which led up to UK's decision to leave the EU were:

Rise of nationalism in the world which lead to growing distrust of multinational functions like EU. Secondly British argued that EU failed to solve economic problems like unemployment in South Europe since 2008. Third reason was political Elitism. so 2nd option i. e political elitism and nationalism along with economic stagnation is correct answer.