Scotland's Political Landscape and Brexit

What was the outcome of the 2014 Scottish independence referendum?

• Scotland voted to remain in the UK.

• Scotland voted to become a republic.

• Scotland voted to leave the UK.

• Scotland voted to join the EU.

What was the result of the 2016 EU membership referendum in Scotland?

• Scotland did not participate.

• Scotland voted to leave the EU.

• Scotland voted to remain in the EU.

• Scotland was undecided.

What percentage of Scots voted to remain in the EU during the 2016 referendum?

• 38%

• 55%

• 62%

• 45%

What was the Scottish government's expectation after the Brexit vote?

• Increased support for independence.

• No change in political stance.

• Decreased support for independence.

• Immediate independence.

What was the impact of the recent elections on the possibility of a second independence referendum?

• Immediate referendum.

• No impact.

• Decreased likelihood.

• Increased likelihood.

How did the 2016 Brexit vote affect Scotland's political alignment with the rest of the UK?

• It led to immediate independence.

• It had no effect.

• It created a political divide.

• It aligned more closely with England.

What did Nicola Sturgeon believe Scotland should have regarding UK decisions?

• More funding.

• A separate parliament.

• A veto.

• A new constitution.

What was the stance of the Scottish government regarding the EU?

• Undecided.

• Neutral.

• Anti-European.

• Pro-European.

How long has the pro-European Scottish government been in power?

• 5 years.

• 15 years.

• 20 years.

• 10 years.

What was the reaction of the Scottish government to the Brexit outcome?

• Supportive.

• Neutral.

• Indifferent.

• Opposed.