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What did Scotland gain by the act of union?
Not much.
What percentage of votes needed for Scotland to gain independence?
51%
How did longshanks gain control over Scotland?
scotland asked if edward whould pick from 3 people when they were freinds edward picked a weak king
Did rocky marciano gain a rugby union cap for Scotland?
It's very unlikely, as Marciano was Italo-American.
How did England gain control of the other countries to become the united kingdom?
Wales: War Scotland: Money Ireland: Ignorance
What religion was prominent in Scotland 1500?
The main religion in Scotland is Christianity. This is due to the history of these religions in Scotland and wider Europe. Other notable religions followed in Scotland are Islam and Buddhism. Scotland is home to one of the first Buddhist Tibetan temples in western Europe, at the Kagyu Samyé Ling Monastery in Dumfries and Galloway. As well as these, Scotland is home to followers of most world religions including Sikhism, Judaism, and Hinduism.
Will Scotland join the European Union if they become independent?
That remains to be seen. Scotland wouldn't gain immediate entry, they would have to apply and meet the criteria for membership before they could become a member. The SNP have said that this will not be the case but EU officials have said it will.
When did Scotland Gain Independence?
Scotland never gained independence from Great Britain. Scotland is one of four provinces in Great Britain. England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Though Scotland is a part of Great Britain, it is still very common to say "When are you going to Scotland?", rather than saying, "When are you going to Great Britain?"
How did the Australian Prime Minister try to gain public agreement for his two referendums In 1916 and 1917?
William Morris Hughes, aka. Billy Hughes.
What is Scotland first new town?
Stirling was the last city to gain that status in 2002, Inverness gained city status the year before.
Who was who was king of england at time of battle of colloden in scotland?
The battle of Culloden was in 1746, after the union of the crowns in 1603, so the king was the king of the UK, not just England, and the Jacobites wanted to gain the crown of the UK not just Scotland. The king at the time was George II.
What is the name of two crime scene investigator schools?
To be a social worker you need an honours or postgraduate degree in social work. You can gain these qualifications from different universities across Scotland.
