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Which countries do Scotland not get along well with?
Every country in the world except England.
Where was freemasonry created?
The early history of Freemasonry is not documented very well or at all, but it appears clear that it arose in Great Britain, either in England or Scotland.
What two enemies does the King of Scotland face?
Well 'The Kingdom of Scotland' no longer exists, Scotland joined with England to form Great Britain.
What is the relationship with England and Scotland?
England and Scotland are both part of the United Kingdom, a political union that was formed in 1707. While Scotland has its own devolved government with powers over certain areas such as education and healthcare, it is still ultimately governed by the UK Parliament in Westminster. The relationship between England and Scotland has been complex and sometimes contentious, but they share a long history of collaboration and conflict.
What is surrounding England?
Scotland is located to the north of England. Wales is located to the west of England. Surrounding England is the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the Irish Sea.
What event in 1603 made Scotland come under English control?
It didn't. In 1603 King James VI of Scotland also became King of England as well. He was known as James 1 in England. In 1707 the parliaments of Scotland and England merged in the Act of Union.
Is The Prime Minister of England Gordon Brown in charge on Scotland as well?
Gordon Brown isn't the Prime Minister of England. He is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.Hence, he is in charge of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Is London in England Europe Liverpool or Scotland?
London is in England but in Europe as well. It is not in Liverpool as Liverpool is anonther city in the UK. London isn't in Scotland - Scotland is the Northern Part of the Greater British Isle whilst London is in its South East. Oh, and Liverpool isn't in Scotland either but rather in Northern England.
Who was the king of Scotland that inherited elizabeth i's throne as well as her conflicts with parliament?
James VI of Scotland became James1 of England.
What is England's queen called in Scotland?
Queen Elizabeth II is the queen of the United Kingdom, which includes Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as well as England. She is queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is not part of Great Britain, which comprises Wales, Scotland and England.
Who claimed Scotland?
well in the thirteenth century edward the first claimed Scotland after Alexander the third died but after the wars of independence Robert the Bruce claimed the throne but in 1690 britian (england) claimed Scotland again but in 2014 Scotland shall hopefully regain its Independence spread the word England is not Britain - Britain is not England.
Why did the Harrying Of The North End in 1080?
well it ended when Scotland and England made a treaty.
