Scottish Referendum: 300 Years of Union Could End Tomorrow

The video explores the complex relationship between Scotland and England, focusing on the historical and economic factors that led to the Act of Union in 1707. It highlights the resentment felt by many Scots, as expressed by Robert Burns, and the failed Darien Scheme that pushed Scotland towards the Union. The economic benefits and cultural changes that followed are discussed, along with the ongoing debate about Scotland's place in the Union.

What does the phrase 'parcel of rogues in a nation' refer to in the context of Scottish history?

What were the main motivations behind the Act of Union in 1707?

How did the Darien scheme impact Scotland's relationship with England?

What were the sentiments of the Scots regarding the Union after it was established?

Describe the significance of Edinburgh's new town in relation to the wealth that flowed into Scotland.