The document discusses the key aspects of Scotland, including its population, size, currency, and capital. It highlights Scotland's natural beauty, cultural elements like language and food, and its significance in sports, especially football and rugby. Additionally, it covers the upcoming independence referendum set for September 18, 2014, where voters will decide if Scotland should become an independent country.

1. all about
Paul English
Cambridge School 2014

2. What do you want to know?
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With your partner, write 2 things you know about
Scotland. Also write 2 questions about what you
want to know about Scotland?

3. A few questions for you now…
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How many people live in Scotland?
 2,313,600
 5,313,600
 8,313,600
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What is the size of Scotland?
 28,387 km2
 78,387 km2
 150,387 km2

4. A few questions for you now…
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What is the Scottish currency?
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Euro
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Pound
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Dollar
What is the capital city of Scotland?
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Aberdeen
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Glasgow
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Edinburgh

5. Where is Scotland?

6. Where is Scotland?

7. Scotland is famed for its natural beauty
and beautiful castles…
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9. Scotland is famed for its natural beauty…

10. Scotland is famed for its natural beauty…
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11. Scotland is famed for its natural beauty…

12. …although not loved for its weather.

13. Languages of Scotland
 Official language
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English
Recognised regional languages
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Scottish Gaelic
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Scots
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English – I live in Scotland
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Scottish Gaelic - Tha mi a' fuireach ann an Alba
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Scots - Ah bide in scootlund

14. Scottish food...
Not very healthy...

15. Scottish food...
Not very healthy...

16. But also delicious...

17. ●
Who knows the national animals
of these countries?

19. What’s Scotland’s national animal?
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Now lets see if anyone knows...?
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What is the National Animal of Scotland?
?
?
?
?

20. #1?
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21. #2?
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22. #3?
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23. Famous Scots

24. Famous Scots

25. Sporting Scotland
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Although Scotland has never held the Olympic
Games or World Cup, this year Glasgow will
host the 20th
Commonwealth Games

26. Sporting Scotland
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Football is by far the most popular sport
although rugby also remains very popular
Scotland has been very important in the world of sport inventing such sports
as Golf, Curling and Rugby 7s

27. Sporting Scotland

28. Scotland & Barça
Steve Archibald
George Pattullo

29. Scotland & Barça
George Pattullo was one of Barça's first
great goal scorers, scoring 43 goals in 23
games between 1910 and 1912. He was
known as 'el gran Pattullo’, and was a
teacher to the legendary Paulino Alcántara.
George Pattullo

30. Sporting Scotland
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The biggest game is the highly emotional OLD
FIRM derby between Glagow Celtic & Glasgow
Rangers
This rivalry is a good metaphor for the
independence movement.

31. What about Independence?
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This autumn, the people of Scotland will vote on
whether the nation should become an independent
country. This vote will take place on Thursday 18
September 2014.
The question to be asked in the referendum will be
"Should Scotland be an independent
country?"

32. What are the origins?
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After many years of fighting with England, its larger aggressive
neighbour, the origins of The United Kingdom and Ireland may be
surprising.
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The Union of the Crowns was the accession of James VI, King of
Scots, to the thrones of England and Ireland, and the consequential
unification for some purposes of the three realms under a single
monarch, in March 1603.
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1707 A century later, the flow of trade brought the English and
Scottish parliaments together under the 1707 Act of Union - creating
the new state of Great Britain.

33. So why?
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There is a lot of debate as to why there should be a
vote, with many ´no´ campaigners claiming that
because Scotland is in Europe the reasons are not
very important whereas the ´yes´ campaigners are
claiming that a yes vote will lead to a fairer political
balance.

34. What about Independence?
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For the more romantically-minded, this year is also
the 700th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn,
which saw the English army defeated by the forces
of King of Scots Robert the Bruce, during the wars
of independence.

35. What are the numbers?

36. Who is going to win?
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It is very close...
 The
amount needed to win?
"50.01%"

37. Who decides?