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1.  On September 18th Scotland was holding an referendum on whether to leave the United Kingdom and become their own independent country.

-35% of Scotland thought independence was a good idea. However 55% of Scotland was opposed to the idea and thought they would be financially and economically stronger as a larger nation.

-Several 16 and 17 year olds have been able to vote for the idea of freedom or not.

2. Scotland has the highest percentage of redheads in the world.

-In 122A.D the Romans controlled most of Britain.

3. What cause the United Kingdom and Scotland to have the controversy in the beginning?

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1) - In the year 1999, the British gave Scotland some governing power.

- Scotland will vote to decide if they should split from the United Kingdom or not

- For the first time, 16+ aged citizens will be able to vote time once

2) - Haggis is a food eaten in Scotland that is made in a sheep stomach

- The U. K has a Prime Minister that is named David Cameron

3) - In the end, does Scotland split away from the U. K to become independent?

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1. Three things that I discovered in the Un-United article were:

A. Scottish residents are voting to either break away from the U.K and become a separate nation

B. Scotland approved a one time voting deal for 16-17 year olds, they are allowed to vote their opinion on breaking away from the U.K

C. Scotland is split on this issue of breaking away from the U.K, some think it's a good idea and some think it's a bad idea.

Two Interesting facts I learned from the Un-United article were:

1. The first international soccer game took place in Scotland in 1872 and neither team scored.

2. Scotland has the biggest population of red haired people In the world about 650,000 people are red haired.

One question I still have is...

Will Scotland break away from the U.K and become it's own independent country?

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1: Three things I discovered were that:

A:You don't have to have the same blood to be married (if king/queen).

B:The United Kingdom is smaller than Wyoming!

C:Christianity is a huge part of the United Kingdom!

2: Two things I learned were:

a:62 Million people take up the United Kingdom!

b:You don't have to be royal to marry a royal person.

3: One question I still have is:

Why is a marriage such a big deal? Could it change people's lives?

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1. Three things I discovered in the Un-United kingdom, would be...

A. That  the United Kingdom might go through the "Breakup of the Century"

B.  There is excitement for the possibility that the United Kingdom might become an independent nation.

C. Scotland has been apart of the UK since 1707, and now Scotland and the UK are drifting apart.

2. 2 interesting facts I learned would be...

A. The first international match in "football" was in 1872

B. Scotland has the highest percentages of red heads in the world

3. Question I still have...

When does the UK plan to leave Scotland, if the go through with the plan?

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1. i discovered that this was fun and easy and I learned a lot of Europe. Scotland does not want in pence 2. I learned all about Europe. 3. I still have why is Europe a romantic place.

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1. Some people in Scotland do not want independence. People in Scotland can vote at the age of 16. Kate Middleton is the first Queen without royal blood.

2.Scotland has been with the Uk since 1707 but went bankrupt and joined as a count of union. Scotland is in charge of all the hard stuff In England while England has all the power.

3. How did England feel about them joining.

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3 things that I learned is that maybe Scotland will break from the UK,They don't have enough resources to be independent, and they are letting teens vote. 2 things I found out, most of Scotland want to stay while 35% want to be independent, and most of red heads are in Scotland,and 1 question I still have is: Will Scotland break from the UK?

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3 things i discovered were that Scotland made the voting from 18 years old to 16 years old to let them vote for this situation, another think I learned is Scotland could be splitting from Great Britain, Scotland also doesn't have the 4 million out of Scotlands 5.2 million were able to vote.

2 interesting facts i learned is 1 out of 2 people born have red hair, another interesting fact is that 35% of people want to become independant.

1 question i have is What do citizens of the other UK countries think of this?

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3 things I've learned are that A. Scotland is/was thinking about splitting from England. B. Scotland is letting teens under the age of 18 vote for this the age limit is now 16. C. 4 million out of Scotland's 5.2 million were able to vote. Two interesting facts that I found. A. The North Sea well valuable now will not be in the near future because oil runs out. B. The votes were close at 55 opposed and 35 agreeing leaving 20 percent undecided. One thing I still want to know is what do the children in my age group(10-14) think of the matter?

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4 million of 5.2 million residents will be able to vote in the referendum

Parliament in Edinburgh with power over health care, education, and tramsportation

When Scotland is Independent they will make their own laws

Why is Scotland not fighting more to be free from the United Kingdom?

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3 things I learned are...

55% of Scottish people did not want independence , and 35% of Scottish people did want independence.

In 1999 in the British government granted Scotland limited self-governing powers.

In Scotland people ages 16-17 will be allowed to vote.

2 interesting facts

Scotland has been a part of the U.K. Since 1707.

Few people believe Scotland would be better if on its own.

1 question I still have is...

When will Scotland break from the U.K.?

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"The Un-United Kingdom"

I learned that Scotland wanted to break away from England. I also learned that Scotland believed that they were better of by themselves. I also learned that Scotland lowered the voting age for this 1 event.

I learned that Scotland wanted to break away from England. I also learned that Scotland believed that they were better of by themselves.

1 question that I still have is why does Scotland want to break away from England?

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Willie Rhoades B2 "the ununited kingdom"

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Willie Rhoades B2 "the ununited kingdom"

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3 things I discoverd-I discoverd that Scotland lowered the voting age for this topic. Scotland joined the United Kingdom in 1707 and England went to social media to influence voters to stay.

2 interesting facts-2 interesting facts I learned were that Scotland has been part of the United Kingdom for 3 centuries and 4 million could voteon the topic out of 5.2 million residents.

1 question I have- What is the percentages of the votes?

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3 things I discovered were:

Scotland wants to become independent

In Scotland you can vote starting at age 16

A referendum is a vote on an issue

2 interesting facts I learned is:

Scotland has 13% redheads

Shriek is a famous scot

1 question I have is:

Will Scotland break from the uk

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Tyson Pennington B1 "Does the Monarchy Still Matter?

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Tyson Pennington B1 "Does the Monarchy Still Matter?

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What I discovered:

The first thing I discovered was Kate Middleton could be the first British queen without royal blood.

The second fact I discovered was over 750 million people watched Diana and Charles Williams wedding throughout the world.

The last thing I discovered was William was fifteen when his mom died from a car accident in Paris, and his brother Harry was only twelve.

Two interesting facts I learned:

Kate and William met in college and have loved each other since.

William gave Kate his mothers saphire ring surrounded by diamonds.

One question I still have

Will Britain ever change their government from a monarchy?

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"The United-United Kingdom" Blair Wayman B1

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Three things I discovered were..

1. Scottish officials approved a one time lowering of the voting age from 18 to 16 for the referendum in 2013

2. About 4 million of Scotland's 5.2 million residents will be able to vote in the referendum including the first time 16 and 17-year-olds

3.Scotland has been part of the UK since 1707 when the then bankrupt nation joined with England under the act of union Scotland's government was just band and it's representatives took seats in the Paraguay am in London which is where the political power has been centered ever since

Two interesting facts I kearned...

1. According to the article the "un-United kingdom" at presstime 35% of Scott's pulled wanted independence while 55% were opposed

2. According to the article the "On United Kingdom "when it is finally time to go about 100,000 teens age 16 or 17 will be registered to vote on this situation

One question I still have is...

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Christian  Reck B2 "The Un-United Kingdom"

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Christian  Reck B2 "The Un-United Kingdom"

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I discovered that about 4 million of 5.2 million residents will be able to vote in the referendum. I discovered that Scotland has been part of the UK since 1707. I also discovered that an independent Scotland could make its own laws.

I learned that Scotland has the highest percentage of redheads in the world. I learned that Shrek is the only famous Scot.

A question I still have is "Why would the United Kingdom break up?"

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" The Un-United Kingdom" Savanna Eastes B1

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" The Un-United Kingdom" Savanna Eastes B1

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Three things I discovered was........

1. About four million of Scotland's five.two million residents will be able to vote in the referendum.

2. 35 percent of scots polled wanted independence while 55 percent were opposed.

3. On September 18, Scotland will hold a referendum on whether to leave the U.K. And become an independent country.

Two interesting facts that I learned was.....

According to the text, in 1999 in response to growing Scotish nationalism, the British government granted Scotland limited self governing powers.

According to the article Scotland has been part of the U.K. since 1707, when the then bankrupt nation joined with England under he act of union.

1 question I still have is.....

Why did the United kingdom even star out to be and why did some be against this topic?

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1. The three things I learned are...

I learned that some of Scotland wants to break up with the U.K.

I learned that Scotland joined the U.K under the Act of Union.

According to the text, a local 16 year old Scot, Charlotte Smith, says that they're financially and economically stronger in the union.

2. Two interesting facts I learned are...

Scot land is in charge of the health care, education, and transportation while England has the power over the foreign affairs, defense, and taxes

In 2013 Scottish officials agreed that they would lower the voting age of 18 down to 16

3. One question I still have is...

Will there be a war if Scotland tries to break from the U.K? Or will it be like the Cold War (if there is a war) ?

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3 things I learned:

1. I learned that Scotland is having a vote to see if they will become an independent country.

2. I learned that Scotland lowered it's voting age to 16 year olds in 2013.

3. I learned that over 4 million of Scotland's population of 5.2 million will vote in the referendum.

2 interesting facts

1. One interesting fact is that Scotland has been apart of the United Kingdom since 1707.

2. Another interesting fact is that Scotland has the most redheads in the world with 13% or 650,000 of the population are redheads.

1 question I still have

1. One question I still have is that "What would happen if Scotland became independent?". Would there be war? Would there be riots or protests? What would happen?

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The 3 things I discovered was how Scotland is voting on whether they should become an independent nation or stay with the United Kingdom. I also learned that 4 million out of 5.2 million Scotland citizens will be allowed to vote in a referendum. I also learned that a referendum is were Scotland citizens vote about whether they thing Scotland should become an independent country or stay with the United Kingdom.

Two interesting facts I learned was how when Scotland citizens voted 35% of the people wanted to be independent, 55% wanted to stay with the United Kingdom, and 10% were undecided. In 1707 when Scotland become bankrupt they joined with England under the act of Union. They have been with the United Kingdom ever since.

A question I still have is how much longer will it take Scotland to decide to become independent?

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Madysen Pugh - "The Un-United Kingdom" block 2

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Madysen Pugh - "The Un-United Kingdom" block 2

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three things I learned were:

teenagers could change the way The United Kingdom is ruled because they are the main reason that can change the ruler by being able to vote earlier than we allow people to vote in the United States

Scotland is being thought of to be a free country

lastly, Scotland has proved themselves by finding money for their country by taking oil from the ocean and selling it to make money for their economy

two interesting facts I learned are:

the age to vote for a ruler in the united kingdom is 16 years of age and older

they have brought the age requirement down so more people and teens would be more interested in the government and rulers

one question I still have is:

Would the United Kingdom ever let any more countries out to be free and keep on having The United Kingdom break apart?

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"The Un- United Kingdom"

United Kingdom could be headed for the breakup of the century

Scotland has been part of the United Kingdom since 1707

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Three things that I learned:

1.) the first thing that I learned in the text "The un-united kingdom" is that in the last three centuries the U.K. has been heading for a breakup. one reason is because scot is thinking about becoming a independent country.

2.) the second thing I learned is that the first soccer game ever in the world was Scotland versus England and took place in Moscow, Russia.

3.) The third and final thing that I found out in the un-united kingdom is that the even though that the kilt is a symbol of Scotland it did not originate in Scotland.

2 interesting things I found out were:

A.) In  122 A.D. the roman controlled most of Britain until the emperor Hadrian

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Sourced from "The Un-United Kingdom?"

1) - In the year 1999, the British gave Scotland some governing power.

- Scotland will vote to decide if they should split from the United Kingdom or not

- For the first time, 16+ aged citizens will be able to vote time once

2) - Haggis is a food eaten in Scotland that is made in a sheep stomach (gross)

to be continued...

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3-there is a wedding, Kate is not Royal blood, and there is a monarchy in Britain

2-there is a wall that separates England and Scotland, and Gordon Ramsay is from Scotland

1-how much does the wedding cost?

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1. Northern Ireland once dominated the world as the seat of the British Empire. The wedding is a "welcome distraction. Over billions of people watched Kate's and William's wedding

2. The U.K became the first urbanized country. Kate and William went to the same college ( St.Andrews)

3. Why is their wedding World Wide watched?

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Why is the wedding watched world wide?

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1.the wedding is a "welcome distraction" in Britian the economy is suffering from global rescessipn

For years Britain kings and queens ruled with absolute authorities

Kate comes from a middle class family in the ordinary town of buckle-bury

2.Charles and Diana's wedding of 1981 was viewed by more than 750 million

William and Kate met as minors

3. Were Kate and William ever split up

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1when princess kate passes, does the next princess come from her blood? -cameron

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The wedding will be watched by millions of people

The wedding is supposed to help the economy

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Three things I learned:

1.Scotland is thinking of declaring their independence from the united kingdom

2.the author of Harry potter is Scottish

3,.There is valuable oil in the the North Sea that will make Scotland one of the richest countries in the world

Two facts I learned:

1.Scotland has the highest population of redheads in the world

2.100,000 teens are registered to vote for Scotland's independence

One question I still have:

1.Why would Scotland want to break away from the United Kingdom if it distributes equal power among all the countries?

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1.princess kate was given prince Williams mothers ring

2.over billions of People watched prince Williams and princess Kate's wedding -cameron

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1. 35 percent of Scots wanted independence, while 55 percent were opposed and 10 percent undecided.

2. In 1999 Scottish nationalism, the British government granted Scotland limited self government powers.

3. About 4 million of Scotland's 5.2 million residents will be able to vote in referendum

Why was Scotland so popular????

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3 things i learned was

1. 35 percents of scots wanted independence and the other 55 were opposed, with 10 percent undecided.

2. Alex Salmond believes that Scotland would be better on its own

3. Prime Minister David Cameron is against the split.

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Three things I learned:

1. The prince and soon to be princess will not have an average wedding

2. The wedding is mostly payed by the royal family

3. During the wedding the UK employment is high and the economy is suffering

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1.princess kate is not in the royal blood

2.williams mother died in a car accident

3.prince William and princess kate both went to st.andrews college

-cameron

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Three things I learned:

1.  The UK is headed for the biggest breakup of the century.

2. September 18, Scotland will hold a referendum (A note from a diplomat to the diplomat's government requesting instructions) on whether or not they will leave the U.K, and become an independent country.

3. 4 million of Scotland's 5.2 million residents will be able to vote in the referendum

Two interesting facts I learned:

1. 16 and 17 year olds are legally old enough to vote.

2. 100,00 teens have already registered to vote

One question I still have:

Why does the UK want to break up with other countries, and not stay together anymore???

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Three things I learned:

1. It's been more than a century since Britain's monarchs have had any real power

2. People are fascinated by the royal family

3. Britain's Kings and queens used to have all power until Queen Victoria was forced to accept a series of reforms that transfered political power to Parliment and a Prime Minister

Two Interesting facts:

1. Britain's economy is suffering with high unemployment rates

2. When Northern Ireand is added to Great Britain, it becomes the United Kingdom

One Question I Still Have:

How long will the econmy struggle?

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three things I learned about "the Un-United Kingdom"

1st: On September 18th Scotland will hold a referendum on whether to leave the united kingdom and become an independent country.

2nd: About 4 million of the Scotland's 5.2 million residents will be able to vote in the referendum including, 16 and 17 year olds.

3rd: Scotland has been apart of the united kingdom since 1707.

Two interesting facts: 1st in 1999 in the response to growing Scottish nationalism. 2nd: both sides have been tirelessly campaigning.

one question I have is:  How will this be settled?

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Three things that  I learned...

1. UK and Scotland are not going to be united anymore.

2. They are not going to have the same Economy or share anything else

3.  they are letting teens at the age of 16 and 17 vote at the conference to decide whether or not  Scotland and U.K will still be joined together.

Two interesting facts that I learned/ discovered:

1. About 35% of Scotland wanted to independence, 55% of Scotland were opposed to that idea, and 10% were still undecided.

2.  teenagers are taking the most thought into the separation of their kingdom, and it has been flying all over social media ( the voting) \

One question I still have is....

1. Why did they want to separate in the first place?

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"The Un-United Kingdom?"

Three things I discovered were that 15 and 16 year old teenagers can vote, whether Scotland can be independent or not, and that Scotland has been part of the United Kingdom since 1707.

Two interesting facts are that 100,000 teens aged 16 and 17 had registered to vote and people argued about having independence.

One question I still have is why are 16 and 17 year old teenagers allowed to vote?

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I discovered that the UK could be headed for the breakup of the century, Scotland is going to hold a referendum on weather to leave the UK, and become an idependent country.

Another thing I discovered, is that about 4 million of Scotland's 5.2 million citizens will be able to vote.

The final thing I discovered, is that Scotland has been a part of the UK since 1707 when the joined with Englad, under bankruptcy.

1 interesting fact I learned is that they are letting 16+ year olds vote.

Another interesting fact I learned is that the king was even against the split.

1 question I still have is...

What does referendum mean?

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three things i discovered was how Scottland is voting on whether they should become an indepent nation or stay with the United Kingdom. i also learned that about 4 million out of 5.2 million scottland citecens will be alowed to vote in a referendum. i also leared that people are voting in the referendum, which i leard is were scottland citezens vote about weither they think scottland should become independent or not.

two interesting facts i learned was how 35% of

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1a. One thing that I learned is that the monarchy is made up of a king, queen, and most likely a prince or princess.

1b. Another thing that I learned is that the prince and princesses most likely wish that their lives had some sort of a normal feeling. Such as prince Henry, and Princess Kate.

1c. I learned that with royalty came a huge carry on of traditions. Such as, how the past queens (Diana) ring was passed down to Kate.

2a. One interesting fact that I learned was that the royalty is followed by cameras and the press all day long.

2b. Another interesting fact that I learned is that most royalty (monarchy) marriages were arranged.

3. One question I still have, is, "Why, in the monarchy do they have arranged marriges, (for royalty?)

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One thing that I discovered is that

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1.Three things that I discovered were...

- That Scotland might break apart from the United Kingdom

- 35% of the Scots want independence, 55% of the Scots do not want independence, and 10% of Scots are undecided

-  That Scotland has been apart of the UK since 1707

2. Two interesting facts I learned were...

- That 16 and 17 year olds were aloud to vote (a one time thing)

- Also that if Scotland decides to break off, the North sea oil will belong to the Scots

3. One question I still have is...

If the Scots decide to part from the UK, who will be the king and queen?

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3 thing I discovered were that Scotland at one time wanted to be a independent country. Another one would be that Scotland held a referendum on if they should leave the U.K. Lastly, the British Government granted Scotland limited self-governing powers.

2 interesting facts I learned were that Scotland allowed 16 and 17- year-olds to vote in the referendum for the first time. Lastly, 35 percent of Scots that polled wanted to have independence.

1 question I still have is that if Scotland was an independent country, would they allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote again for rulers?

Ashleigh Jung B2

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The un-United Kingdom

3) Scotland has been apart of U.K. Since 1707. Scotland had a vote for being apart. 35% wanted to split 55% wanted to stay together and 10% were undecided

2) only 4 million of the 5.2 million would be ble to vote. Even 16-17 year olds could vote.

1) Is Scotland still fighting for freedom?

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The Un-United Kingdom

1) According to the article

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The Un-United Kingdom

1) According to the text, "THE UN-UNITED KINGDOM", the article states that the 16 and 17 year olds were able to vote. "About 4 million of Scottlands 5.2 million residents will be able to vote in the referendum including, for the first time, 16 and 17 year olds." States the article. Another thing I discovered was that Scottland had a poll for Independence. The articles explains, "At press time, 35 percent of Scots polled wanted independence, while 55 percent were opposed." Lastly, I discovered is that if Scottland broke off from the UK, they would have to create their own laws and have their own ways of doing things. "An independent Scottland could also make its own laws and, secession supporters say, would be able to create better opportunities and jobs for its citizens.

2) One fact that I found interesting was that 13 percent of Scottlands population has red hair and only 1 to 2 percent of people in the world has red hair. Another fact I found interesting was that the author of "Harry Potter", J. K. Rowling is Scottish!

3)

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1) According to the article

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1) According to the arit

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Alula Zeruesenay B2 - "The Un- United Kingdom"

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Alula Zeruesenay B2 - "The Un- United Kingdom"

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2a. A interesting fact that I learned in the reading is that Scotland has been with the United Kingdom for over 3 centuries.

2b. The second interesting fact that I learned is that the actor of Shrek is from Scotland.

3. One question that I still have is that why does Scotland want to leave the UK after being together for over 3 centuries?

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1a. Kids ages 16 and 17 were able to vote.

1b. Scotland has been part of the Uk since 1707.

1c. To allow kids to vote had a big impact on Scottish teens future.

2a. 35% of Scotland wanted to be independent, 55% were opposed, and 10% were undecided.

2b.100,000 teens aged 16-17 registered to vote.

3a. Why did Scotland want to be independent?

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1) I learned that Scotland might split up in the future due to different leaders.

2) I didn't know that Scotland has been in the United Kingdom since 1707.

3) A question I still have is why would Scotland want to split from the United Kingdom?

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1) I discovered that on September 18, Scotland will hold a referendum. I also discovered that 4 million of Scotland's 5 million residents will be able to vote in the referendum. I also discovered that an Independent Scotland could make it's own laws.

2)

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Alula Zeruesenay B2-"The Un-United kingdom"

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Alula Zeruesenay B2-"The Un-United kingdom"

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1a. one thing that I discovered from reading the article was that Scotland is planning on becoming independent from the United Kingdom after 3 centuries.

1b. Another thing that I discovered in my reading was that they changed the age limit of people who could vote from age 18 to age 16 after a long discussion.

1c. The last thing that I learned from the article " The Un-United Kingdom" is that Scotland could be a rich country from all of the oil that is surrounding them, and this will help them because when they become independent they would be a rich country.

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Taylor Kent B2- "The Un-United Kingdom?''

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1. I discovered that in Scotland 16 and 17 year old as well as adults are allowed to vote. I also discovered on September 18, Scotland will hold a referendum on whether to leave the U.K and become an independent country. Lastly the leader of the Scottish government, believes that Scotland would be better off on its own so they can become rich.

2. One interesting fact is that Scotland has been apart of the U.K since 1707. Another interesting fact is that 35% of the Scotland poll want to be independent.

3. Is Scotland becoming independent from the U.K

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"The Un-United Kingdom?"- Lindsay Vrobel B2 

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"The Un-United Kingdom?"- Lindsay Vrobel B2 

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3.

•The first thing I learned was that teens 16- 17 as well as adults are allowed to vote for independence in Scotland

•The second thing I learned was that on September 18th, Scotland will hold a referendum on whether or not to leave the U.K. and become an independent country

•The third thing I learned was that 55% of Scotland was for the change, 35% was against it and 10% was undecided

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•The first thing I thought was interesting was that J.K. Rowling is from Scotland

•The second thing I thought was interesting was that 13% of Scotland has red hair

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•One question I still have is, what will Scotland decide for it's nation?

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Yumi Colombo B2-- "The Un-United Kingdom?"

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Yumi Colombo B2-- "The Un-United Kingdom?"

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1. I discovered for myself, that more than half of Scotland's people will be eligible to vote, including 16 and 17 year olds. Also, on September 18, Scotland will hold a referendum to see if they will stay in the United Kingdom. Lastly, the leader of the Scottish, thinks it's better for Scotland to be independent, so they become rich.

2. I learned that the United Kingdom is one of the most social and political unions that was successful. I also learned that, only 35% of Scots wanted to be independent.

3. Why do leaders care so much about money if it's for they're country, and not them?

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"The Un- United Kingdom" Bram Rubenstein B2

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"The Un- United Kingdom" Bram Rubenstein B2

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1. 3 things I discovered are Scotland made the age limit of voting at 16. Scotland has been in the U.K. since 1707. Another thing I discovered is 35 percent of Scots wanted independence.

2.  2 interesting facts I learned are that Scotland has a population of 5.2 million. Another fact I learned is Scotland has the largest percent of redheads.

3. One question I still have is; will the United Kingdom always stay strong?

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Three things that I learned was teens have a big part in society, Haggis is a gross food with animal stomach and insides in it, and finally I learned that a kilt is a symbol in Scotland. Two interesting facts I learned were Haggis that seems disgusting to us is delicious in Scotland, the second fun fact I learned was that Scotland has the highest precent of red heads. The one thing I still want to know is why do people even consider eating Haggis, insides wrapped inside a stomach!!-By Linnea Correale

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3 things I discovered was that the United Kingdom might become and independent country,that 16-18 year olds can vote, and the last thing I learned is that United Kingdom has one of the best social and political unions

2 interesting facts that I learned is that United Kingdom has the best oil from the North Sea, another interesting fact is that the prime minister doesn't want to be independent

1question I still have is why does the North Sea have the best oil.

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"The UnUnited Kingdom?"

3 interesting things I discovered is that 35% of Scotland want a to be independent! 55% wants to stay United and 10% is in decided. The UK gives Scotland self-governing powers. UK prime minister is against the split

2 interesting facts I learned is that the UK is one of the most successful polictocal unions. AlsI Scotland doesn't want to split because when they run out of oil from the northern sea then they need a power supply

1. What does referendum mean?

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1. Three things I learned in the article "The Un-United Kingdom" is that Scotland a country that belongs to the UK was voting to decide to become an independent nation or to stay part of the UK. Another interesting fact I learned was that 16 and 17 year olds will be able to

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"The Un-United Kingdom?"

1.I discovered that U.K.'s future is uncertain because their future depends on what teens and adults vote on. I also discovered that teenagers actually take a huge amount of interest in the Referendum even more than adults. A final thing that I learned is that most European countries depend on each other for a strong economy.

2. An interesting fact I learned from the article "The Un-United Kingdom?" Is that for the first time, 16-17 year-olds are able to vote in the Referendum. Another interesting fact is that 100,000 teens aged 16-17 had registered to vote.

3. One question I still have is What is the estimated time that Scotland's campaign on leaving Europe will end?

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"The Un-United Kingdom?"

1. I discovered In the short text that 16-17 year olds can vote. I also discovered that 35% of Scottland wants independence and 55% were opposed, with 10% undecided. Another thing I learned was that teenagers take a huge amount of interest in the referendum.

2. An interesting fact I learend was Scottland has the highest percentage of red heads in the world. Another interesting fact I read about was the first "football" game in Glasgow In 1872 neither team scored.

3. A question I still have is why are they working so hard for freedom why doesn't the leader or government decide that

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" the un-United kingdom"

1.three things that I discovered:

16-17 year olds can vote

4 million of Scotland's residents can vote

Healthcare education and transportation are important in Scotland

2. 2 interesting facts you learned

16-17 year olds can vote

Scotland wants to break off and be its own country

3. 1 question you still have

Why does Scotland want to be its own country it is good connected with the United kingdom

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1. Three things I discovered were that 16 and 17 year olds can vote, and then it changed to 16 to 18 year olds could vote, and lastly the Scotland's debated about mining or not the oil in the Northern Sea.

2. Two interesting facts I learned were that shrek was only one of many celebrities in scotland, and Scotland and Europe had a football game (soccer) that was the first international game in 1872.

3. One question I still have is that why did they argue about mining the oil in the sea, I know it would run out eventually but why didn't they mine it any way

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3 things That I learned are were that they started allowing teenagers to vote. The next thing I learned was that Scotland will hold referendum on weather to leave the U.K. and become an independent country. Then the last thing I was 5.2 million residence will be able to vote in the referendum.

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The first thing I discovered was, shrek isn't the only famous scot other Scottish celebrities include tennis player Andy Murray, Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling, and TV chef Gordon Ramsay.

The second thing I discovered was, The first international match in football (what we call soccer)--Scotland versus England-- took place in Glasgow in 1872; neither team scored.

The Third thing I discovered was, the pleated men's garment didn't originate there. Soldiers in ancient Egypt wore them first. Scottish loggers and ironworkers began wearing the modern-day kilt in the early 1700s.

Two interesting facts are, Scotland's government was disbanded and in 2013, Scottish officials approved a onetime lowering of the voting age from 18 to 16 for the referendum.

One question I still have is why do Scottish loggers and ironworkers wear kilts.

- Vincent Federspiel

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Does the Monarcy still Matter? Response by Colby Donner

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Does the Monarcy still Matter? Response by Colby Donner

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3 things I learned 1- The citizens were very royal to their kings and queens. 2- Many kings and queens were crowned and buried at the Westminster Abbey church. 3- The king and queen do not have total control over the citizens. Two interesting things I learned were 1- Two billion viewers around the world watched royal weddings on the television.2- The Kings and Queens made arranged marriage. One question I still have is... Can a king or queen change a law created and passed by the Prime Minister?

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Does the Monarchy still matter?  Adam Said B-1

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Does the Monarchy still matter?  Adam Said B-1

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One thing I learned, is that the citizens are very royal to their King and Queen. I also discovered that, the United Kingdom is a Parliamentery Democracy. The final thing I discovered, is that the King and Queen do not have total control, the Prime Minister has some control too! One thing I found interesting is that, the Monarchs used to have arranged marriages. Another thing I found interesting is that, it has been more than a century since the Monarchs have had real power. One question i still have is that, are the Kings and Queens allowed to change a law chosen by the Prime Minister?

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1. I learned that Scotland wants to break away from Britain to become an independent country.

2. Two facts that I learned were that  35 percent of Scotland wanted independence 55 percent was against the idea, and the other 10 percent was undecided. The second fact I learned isin Scotland you can vote as young as age 16.

3. My question is: how does Scotland become independent if 55%  of the people don't want independence?

Aileen Pettigrew

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1. I learned that Scotland became a independent contry in 1999, also about 4 million of Scotland's 5.2 million residents will know be able to vote, finally I learned that Scotland has oil in the north sea that they can use.

2. Two interesting facts I learned were that 35 percent of Scotland wanted independence 55 percent was opposed,and 10 percent was undecided, the second interesting fact i learned was that Scotland changed there voting age from 18 to 16.

3. one question I still have is how did Scotland become independent if only 35% of the people in scotland wanted to become independent?

Kendall Erne

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"Does the Monarchy still matter?"

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The ununited kingdom

I discovered that Scotland is breaking away from Great Britain.

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"The Un-United Kingdom?"

Scotland wants to be an independent country. 35% of scots polled wanted independence and 55% of them were opposite. Scottish leader thinks that they are better off on its own.

35% of Scots want to be independent and 55% were opposite. The Scottish leader thinks that they are better off on there own.

Scottish leader thinks that they are better off on there own

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The Un-United kingdom.

I discovered that red heads are more seen in Scotland

I also learned that the first international match was in 1872 and I still wonder why I was not born in Scotland...

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1. Three things I discovered were

2. Two interesting facts I learned were

3. One question I still have is

Amy Stuck