Scottish Referendum: Alex Salmond Speech (Part Three)

The video discusses the success of allowing 16 and 17-year-olds to vote, highlighting their responsible participation in democratic elections. It then addresses the consequences of Scotland's decision, focusing on the activation of clause 30 of the Edinburgh Agreement and the Scottish Government's commitment to work constructively. Finally, it covers the Unionist parties' promises to devolve more powers to Scotland, emphasizing the expectation for these promises to be fulfilled promptly.

What age group was recently allowed to vote, and how was their participation described?

• 18 and 19-year-olds; as a failure

• 17 and 18-year-olds; as a disappointment

• 15 and 16-year-olds; as a challenge

• 16 and 17-year-olds; as a success

What is the significance of clause 30 of the Edinburgh Agreement?

• It nullifies the previous voting results.

• It grants independence to Scotland.

• It signifies the acceptance of Scotland's decision.

• It allows Scotland to hold another referendum.

What commitment did the Scottish Government make after the decision?

• To demand more powers immediately

• To ignore the voting results

• To work against the interests of the UK

• To work constructively for Scotland and the UK

What did the Unionist parties promise during the campaign?

• To maintain the status quo

• To hold another referendum

• To reduce Scotland's powers

• To devolve more powers to Scotland

What is Scotland's expectation regarding the promises made by Unionist parties?

• That they will be ignored

• That they will be fulfilled quickly

• That they will be postponed indefinitely

• That they will be renegotiated