No, hair color does not determine superiority. All individuals, regardless of hair color, have equal worth and should be treated with respect and fairness. Beauty and value come in many different forms, and it is important to celebrate diversity and individuality.

The majority of Scots identify as Christians, with around 53% of the population reporting as such in the 2011 census. However, the proportion of Christians in Scotland has been decreasing over the years, with more people identifying as either non-religious or as part of other faiths.

This is an interesting question and one that was most recently answered by Dr Soaper of the Carslile Institute in his report "Tracing Roots, Tracing Paper: the Scottish in America - a History of the Forgotten Founding Fathers" (2003, 1st Edn. ULP). Soaper concludes that "a considerable proportion" of the population of the United States are of Scottish decent. He even claims the past seven United States Presidents have Scottish ancestry. To sum up, the answer is a considerable amount; though the emninent Dr Soaper is unwilling to put an exact figure on the number of Scottish Americans living in the USA or throughout the world. Here is more input: * Around 60% of 'Catholic Irish' Americans are in fact Protestant Scots-Irish, which makes about 20-25 million of them, add to that around another 12 million of purely Scots descent (that is to say those who emigrated straight from Scotland to America). * Americans are notorious for picking and choosing their favored ethnicities. For example, millions of Americans with just a fraction of their ancestors being Irish consider themselves Irish. This makes it even more difficult to trace ancestries and give a reasonable answer to question like this one.

On average, around 70,000 cars cross the Forth Bridge in a week.

The population density of Scotland is approximately 68 people per square kilometer.

The largest Scottish cities by population are Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and Dundee. Glasgow is the largest with a population of over 600,000 people, followed by Edinburgh with over 500,000, Aberdeen with around 200,000, and Dundee with around 150,000.

As of 2021, the estimated population of McPherson, Kansas is around 13,000 people.

The city in South Texas named after a major city in Scotland is Houston. It was named after Sam Houston, a general who played a key role in the Texan struggle for independence from Mexico.

The biggest county in Scotland is Inverness-shire, which covers a large area in the Highlands region. It is known for its rugged landscapes, including mountains, lochs, and forests.

London is the most populated city in the UK, with a population of around 9 million people.

As of the last available data, the population of Stonehouse, South Lanarkshire, is around 7,300 people. It is a small town located in Scotland.

More people live in cities than farms. The trend of urbanization has led to a majority of the global population residing in urban areas due to factors such as job opportunities, better infrastructure, and access to services and amenities.

No, it is not. Consider Florida, Texas, California or Nevada.

The scientific name for the Loch Ness monster is not real, as the creature is considered to be a myth or legend. There is no scientific evidence to support its existence.

As of 2021, the top 5 countries with the longest life expectancy for men are Hong Kong, Switzerland, Iceland, Australia, and Japan. These countries have high standards of living, quality healthcare systems, and healthy lifestyles contributing to longer life expectancies for men.

In Germany life expectancy at birth is 76 for men and 82 for women. (Source: CIA, World Factbook, current ed). These figures are slightly lower than those for some other European countries.

In Scotland, the term "pent" typically refers to the top floor or attic of a house. It could also be used to describe a small, cozy room or space within a house.

The farm George Orwell lived in on the Isle of Jura in Scotland is called Barnhill. Orwell wrote large parts of his famous book "1984" here.

It is located in the very north of Jura. You can rent it as a holiday cottage now, but be aware that it is very remote.

The author of the book "Flint" about a Neolithic community in the Shetland or Orkney islands is Margaret Elphinstone. The novel delves into the lives of ancient peoples and their relationships with the landscape and each other.

I was of the impression that there were 9 gates, however I can only remember 8 now, STANNER GATE. Wellgate,Cowgate,OVERGATE,,MURRAYGATE,SEAGATE,and the NETHERGATE, MARKET GATE when I was a child I knew the other one but it’s name I can’t for the life of me remember.

The mystery on Flannan isle is the disappearance of 3 light house maintenance men who vanished during a 2 week "tour of duty" on the isolated island during December of the year 1900. There was a system in place where, if in case of a emergency, a flag could be put up in the lighthouse, which could be seen from a fixed telescope on the mainland. But there was a terrible fog which lasted , i believe, almost the whole 2 weeks, preventing potential help from coming, if they needed it.

One night a passing boat reported that the light was out. It had seen it on the night before, and with no reason for it to be out, it was curious.

Hearing it was out Robert Muirhead, the lighthouses Superintendent, quickly charted a boat to the island to check on his men. Fighting furious winds and wild seas, he finally reached the island, and the storm was said to have stopped once he arrived. He and a small rescue crew entered the lighthouse to see if the maintnence men were OK.

They were nowhere to be found. Upon inspection of the lighthouse, there were some strange things. First of all, the clock inside the lighthouse was completely stopped. there was no fire or even evidence of a fire in the fireplace. And maybe strangest, there was a full meal cooked and prepared and set on the table, but not touched at all. They then searched the entire island with no success. The 3 men seemed to have just vanished into thin air.

SPOILER ALERT!! ANSWER TO THE MYSTERY.

-if u want it to stay a mystery i would suggest stop reading, if not read on!!

In the days after the incident, Muirhead did a full investigation on the island and found that the storm had cause substantial damage to the jetty and railings and that the moor ropes and crane handles had been washed away and the ropes had become entangled.

Their conclusion! the men had gone out into the storm to try and fix the problem before it became a bigger problem. They had gone quite close to the islands high cliffs. It was likely that while working, 1 of two things could have happened. 1- The strong wind had blown them off the rocks and into the sea. or 2- a high wave swept them out.

After finding out that the wind was blowing UPHILL that night, it was concluded that a freak wave swept them off the rocks and out to sea, never to be seen again.

Some pages on the internet suggest that aliens, the supernatural, or even sea monsters got the men. Truth is, the sea claimed them.

***By the way to add a little realism to it, go to google maps, type in Flannan Isle, and zoom in to inspect the island. its pretty crazy.

The East is often associated with concepts such as new beginnings, light, enlightenment, and spirituality. It can symbolize the rising sun, birth, and growth. In many cultures, the East is seen as a direction that signifies hope and renewal.

Scotland is the setting of Macbeth because that's where the historical figure Macbeth lived and ruled as King of Scotland. Shakespeare likely chose this setting to connect the story to a familiar historical context for his audience and to tap into the intrigue and mystique surrounding Scottish royalty at the time. The Scottish setting also adds to the atmospheric and dramatic elements of the play.

One of the most celebrated poets of Scotland is Robert Burns. Known for his lyrical poems and songs, Burns is considered a national poet and his works are celebrated around the world.

There are no confirmed reports of anyone swimming with the Loch Ness Monster, as its existence remains a subject of speculation and myth. Historically, accounts of sightings describe Nessie as a large creature in the waters of Loch Ness in Scotland.