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Scotland is part of the United Kingdom and as such, Scottish people are British. The nationality of a Scot is listed in his/her passport as 'British Citizen'.
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What is the Gaelic word for British?
In Irish Gaelic: Briotanach In Scots Gaelic: Breatannach
Culture in the southeast region of the us?
The predominant culture of the South has its origins with the settlement of the region by British colonists in the 17th century, large groups of English, Scots and Ulster-Scots.
Group that settled the frontier made whiskey and hated the british and other governmental authorities?
scots-irish
Group that settled the frontier made whiskey and hated the british and other gov authorities?
Scots-Irish
When was the Royal Scots Regiment formed?
The Royal Scots Regiment, also known as the Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment), was formed on June 28, 1633. It is recognized as one of the oldest regiments in the British Army. The regiment has a rich history, participating in numerous conflicts and serving in various capacities over the centuries.
What does Scots wae'hae mean?
Literally "Scots we have", so basically it means "we are Scots" Answer. Scots who have
What group settled the Piedmont area of the Appalachians?
Scots-irish farmers
When did the Celtic people come to England?
The Celts were the native Gaelic Peoples of the British Isles and included the Irish, Scots, Welsh, and Britions.
Was the glencoe massacre Scots fighting the Scots or the English fighting the Scots?
Scots fighting Scots. It's still much the same in Glasgow on a Saturday night.
Where did the surname Jackson originate?
Jackson is a Scots and English surname meaning "son of Jack" and is very common in all parts of the British Isles.
What culture changes happened during the Australian Gold Rush?
Migration expanded from British-Scots-Irish to include West Europeans and Americans.
Who lost the battle of Falkirk?
The Scots army lost to the English army in 1298. The British Government army lost to the Jacobite army in 1746.
