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Scotland made heaps of things that have changed the world! These include:
- Anaesthetics
- Beta-blockers
- Bicycles
- Cash credit
- Colour Photography
- Cotton-reel threads
- Continuous electric light
- Criminal finger-printing
- Decimal points
- Fax machines
- Financial services by telephone
- Fountain pens
- Golf
- Electro-magnetism
- Hollow pipe drainage
- Hypodermic syringes
- Insulin
- Kaleidoscopes
- Lime cordial
- Motor insurance
- Noble gases
- Paraffin
- Postage stamps
- Quinine
- Radar
- Reflecting telescopes
- Retail banking
- Savings banks
- Tarmac
- Telephone
- Television
- Ultrasound scanners
- Universal standard time
- U.S Navy (Believe it or not)
- Vacuum flasks
- Waterproof mackintoshes
- Wave-powered electricity generators
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Is Scotland dead?
no Scotland isn't dead it's mainly jam packed city
What terrains does Scotland have?
The north and west is mainly rugged or mountainous and the east and south is mainly agricultural.
Did Scotland become mainly Protestant during the reformation?
Protestant reformation happened in Scotland in 1560/61.
Where is some good duck hunting at?
all over the country mainly in cumbria, Scotland (dumfirres mainly)
What section of Scotland has many high tech companies?
Central Scotland mainly areas around Glasgow and Edinburgh
What is found southeast of Scotland?
The North Sea is located southeast of Scotland. Other things are, too, but mainly it's that.
What is the Type of religion in Scotland in 1925?
Much the same as it is now. The major religion is Christianity, split into the majority Presbyterian (Church of Scotland) and to a lesser degree and mostly in the Glasgow area, Roman Catholicism. The United Free Church of Scotland and the Church of Scotland reunited in 1929, creating the current Church of Scotland. By the late 20th century Islam was starting to make inroads, mainly through immigration from Pakistan.
Where does the last name Rider come from?
it comes from the united kingdom mainly around Scotland.
Where did James Hutton use imagination and creativity in developing his idea?
He mainly worked in Scotland.
What are the countries and organisations that feature the flag of the united kingdom?
Scotland Englad Wales Northen Ireland Isle of Man Gurnsey But mainly England, Scotland and Wales
What is the landscape like in Scotland?
It is hilly and the mountains are mainly in the Western side of Scotland.
Where is the setting of the movie King Arthur?
Mainly northern Britain close to Harian's Wall. And into Scotland.
