The essay is about nationalism in Scotland, how it began and why. Therefore there will be a sum up of the historical background for the event, anywhere it will be explained why it happened and what the main reason was. Scotland is a part of the UK and it was important for the Scottish people to make themselves remarkable by their identity. Furthermore, there will be discussed the Scottish referendum for independence in 2014, where pros and cons will be taken into consideration. This will be accounted for in the essay and what their identity is based on. Last, there will be a conclusion, where there will be a brief summary of which points was the most important in the essay, and given own opinion. The use of data will be found on the Internet and uses from other school activities.
When the Romans entered the British island, they were not interested in the barbaric cults. They built a wall between them, to separate them, from the Far East to the Far West. In the middle ages, missionaries where sent, to enlarge the Christian popularity in south Scotland, where a new king came through, and united his kingdom, to one big Christian country. In 1290 the house of Duncan dies out, leaving many people who could be heir to the throne. King of England, Edward the 1st, is asked to appoint someone as a king. This king was bounded to act like English liegemen, rather than an independent Scottish king. This was the beginning of an era, witch England desperately tries to gain power over Scotland. Scotland desperately tried to remain independent, this started to an independence war, lead by William Wallace and Robert DE Bruce. After three centuries of fighting, the Scottish and English crowns were unified in 1603, where King James the 6th of Scotland becomes over monarch of the British Isles and therefore is named James the 1st.
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