SCOTLAND

  • 1999 BCE

    Scottish parliament

    Scottish parliament
    The Scottish parliament was reestablished in 1999.
  • 1719 BCE

    Uprisings

    Uprisings
    In the years 1707, 1719 and 1745 there were some uprisings against the English dominations. These uprisings suported Jacob Stuart but after the defeat some Scottish lost their properties.
  • 1707 BCE

    Great Britain

    Great Britain
    In 1707, thanks to the Act of Union, it was from the Kingdom of Great Britain and Scotland lost her parliament.
  • 1603 BCE

    A new king

    A new king
    In 1603 the queen Isabel dies and The Crown goes to Jacob VI in this way, England and Scotland became two different nations with the same King.
  • 1297 BCE

    Wallace resistance

     Wallace resistance
    At the end of the 13th century the English monarchy interfere in the internal quarrels of Scotland and tries to dominate the country.
    Finally, William Wallace defeats the English in 1297 but the tensions between the Scots and the English continue.
  • 840 BCE

    The beginning of Scotland

    The beginning of Scotland
    The kingdom of Scotland was formed in 840 by the union of some Celtic Irish clans with the “pictos”, old inhabitants of the region.