'People of the United Kingdom'

'The joined commonwealth has existed for much centuries, and it has been a cockeyed union which has colonised and conquered legion(predicate) another(prenominal) countries. just now in posterior years, The United Kingdom has lost many countries to their own independence. The and countries left are Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and of assembly line England. Even more countries of the UK want to take independence, and Great Britain expertness not be so heavy(p) anymore. The countries are splitting apart, arguing and fighting against either(prenominal) other. It is not as unify as it erst was. Especially Scotland has many times act to become an nonsymbiotic body politic. They have been too, formerly upon a time. Should Scotland be an independent country?\nEngland and Scotland have historically had a openhanded relationship with each other. Throughout the centuries, in that location has been disagreements and fighting. The Scots struggle for indepen dence started in 1296 because there was no heir to the stinting potful. The Scottish nobles invited the queen mole rat of England to make the last decision of the competitors of the throne. Instead, the fag imposed Johan Balliol as the queer of Scotland. The hoi polloi disagreed to being underthrown by England, so they fought against the Englishmen at Stirling Bridge in 1297 with William Wallace and Andrew Murray leading the Scottish army. Later, Johan Balliol tried to tip over Scotlands king; Robert Bruce, but once again, the English failed.\nIn the 1600s, Scotland entered a union with England. The king of Scotland inherited the throne of England, and left Scotland with no leader. Once again, bedlam erupted over the throne. some leaders were abolished, and they were constrained to take a monarch from England. moreover this was not bully enough for England, because later, England threaten to close all trade surrounded by the two countries. Therefore, the parliaments of twain countries got together and they make the Act of fusion in 1707 which organize the United Kingdom.\nIf you analyze Norway with Scotland, Scotland is...'