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Until the [[1707 Act of Union]] Scotland was an independent country (see: [[Wars of Scottish Independence]]). |
Until the [[1707 Act of Union]] Scotland was an independent country (see: [[Wars of Scottish Independence]]). |
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Scottish independence is supported by the Scottish Independence Party, [[Scottish National Party]], [[Scottish Socialist Party]],and the [[Scottish Green Party]], as well as by a number of independent members of the [[Scottish Parliament]]. |
Scottish independence is supported by the [[Scottish Independence Party]], [[Scottish National Party]], [[Scottish Socialist Party]],and the [[Scottish Green Party]], as well as by a number of independent members of the [[Scottish Parliament]]. |
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Revision as of 11:47, 19 September 2003
Scottish independence refers to the idea that Scotland should be an independent sovereign state separate from the British state.
Until the 1707 Act of Union Scotland was an independent country (see: Wars of Scottish Independence).
Scottish independence is supported by the Scottish Independence Party, Scottish National Party, Scottish Socialist Party,and the Scottish Green Party, as well as by a number of independent members of the Scottish Parliament.