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The Jacobites returned to Scotland primarily to restore the Stuart monarchy to the throne, as they believed that the rightful heir, James Francis Edward Stuart, had been unjustly excluded following the Glorious Revolution of 1688. They aimed to rally support from disaffected Scots, particularly Highland clans, against the Hanoverian government. The most notable of these uprisings occurred in 1715 and 1745, fueled by a mix of political, religious, and cultural motivations among supporters. Ultimately, these efforts were unsuccessful, leading to significant consequences for the Jacobite cause and Scotland itself.

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