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The video discusses the results of Scotland's referendum to remain part of the United Kingdom, where 55% voted against independence. This outcome was a setback for Scotland's First Minister, Alex Salmond, who accepted the result. UK Prime Minister David Cameron promised significant governance changes, including devolution to Scotland and voting rights for England, Wales, and Northern Ireland on issues affecting them. The referendum's result is seen as settling the debate for a generation, with potential implications for future governance.

What percentage of voters supported Scotland remaining in the United Kingdom?

• 55%

• 60%

• 50%

• 45%

Who was the First Minister of Scotland during the referendum?

• David Cameron

• Alex Salmond

• Nicola Sturgeon

• Gordon Brown

How did Alex Salmond react to the referendum results?

• He rejected the results.

• He called for another referendum.

• He accepted the results and pledged to work constructively.

• He resigned immediately.

What did UK Prime Minister David Cameron promise in response to the referendum?

• To dissolve the UK Parliament

• To hold another referendum

• To deliver devolution to Scotland

• To increase taxes in Scotland

What did David Cameron say about voting rights for England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

• They should not have any voting rights.

• They must be able to vote on issues affecting them.

• They should only vote on local issues.

• They should follow Scotland's decisions.