Scotland and England

Many in England believe that the Scottish people are good for the union. Many Scottish people desire independence, as the Scottish people believe their lives and culture are endangered for the British. This is a good thing, as the Scottish people have their own voice for a long time and it is the first time that they choose their own destiny as a country. First of all, I will show you why Scotland formed Britain and the UK, why, and why Scotland was almost collapsed and completely destroyed economy.

Scotland and the UK have a long history and a long history. Before 1652, Scotland and the United Kingdom often participated in the war to rule the British islands. After 1652, after defeat in the Sangokushi war, Scotland joined the Commonwealth. For centuries anger and resentment came under the surface of Scotland's politics. In 2007, the Scottish KMT established a government in the Scottish Parliament, a micro-parliament designed to deal with the Scottish problem. One of their main policies is to work in independent Scotland. The SNP was able to host their first referendum on Scottish independence in 2014. They lost 10% in this fight.

The first attempt to unify Britain and Scotland was James I of England. When he joined the UK 's throne in 1603, King James announced his intention to combine his two fields. The Scottish Parliament and the British Parliament established a committee to negotiate trade unions, but this attempt was abandoned soon. The solemn alliance and the Covenant are trying to force the British Church to participate in the Scottish Church The Covenant has repeatedly mentioned the Tripartite Alliance, but does not specify the political alliance. After the end of the Civil War, Oliver Cromwell conquered Scotland and founded England, Scotland and the Irish Commonwealth by force, which was resolved by the recovery of the King Charles II in the UK. Members of Scotland expelled from Congress requested the union to continue, but they did not succeed

After Charles I was executed, Scotland called Charles II the king of Scotland, England, Ireland and threatened Cromwell. Like Ireland, Cromwell has invaded Scotland to protect Britain from opposition to the royalists. However, the tolerance of Cromwell in the Scottish regime is higher than the tolerance for Ireland. Irish people are considered barbarian Catholics and they are a threat to society. Cromwell did not regard the Scottish as civilized, but rather than drawing the right path of God, it is a Protestant who was misguided and chased by the royalist. The Scottish War was not planned and Ireland was always a member of the Cromwell regime and I came up with the idea that he was protecting the British in order to eliminate the threat of royalty, although the motives of Cromwell are the same. The approach to protect against this threat is quite different. Cromwell hoped to speak of religion and other problems rather than fighting in Ireland, unfortunately sent his army north.