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SCOTLAND BECAID3 JA1/.ES I OF ENGLAND IN 1603. 5. THE KIHG 1.I0VED 10 LONDON TO ROTE BUT PARLIAMENTS REMAINED IN EDINBURGH AND IH LONDON. 6. ' LATEH, A REBELLION 3RCKE GUT AGAINST THE LAWFUL KING JAI.1ES II IN 1689. • ' 7. AN ILLEGAL TREATY, UNITING BOTH PARLIAT.ENT3 CATE IH TO FCRCF IN 170?, THUS V.'HAT ENGLAND COUI,D NOT WIN IN 'VAR SHE VXN 3Y STFiLTH. B. THE ENGLISH ILLEGALLY KELT CONTROL OF THE NE7/ BRITISH lAPJjIAtlENT (NOT EVEN KEEPING TIFFIR ONH ILLEGAL, TREATY.) 9. IH 1715 JAKES SON OF JAKES VII OF SCOTLAND RAISED AH AR1:Y TO TIFROV/ THE ENGLISH CUT, BUT KE FAILED. KURDES AND PILLAGE FOLLOWED. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS DIED. 10. IN 1745 PRINCE CHARLIE SON OF THE A3C7E CLAIMED SCOTLAND FOR HIS FATHER, HE TOO -.VAS DEFEATED. LORE J,!ASS KURDER CCCU.-IFD. A SC0T3 G0VF3HLENT IN EXILE WAS FuRKED IH PRAIICE. 11. 1750-1800 LASS liXIGRATllN OF SCOTS TO CANADA, AMERICA AND OTHER COLONIES CONTINUCD A3 TIFE ENGLISH BURNED HOUSES AND FARHS 30 ALLC.V SHEEP TO GRASS CHEAPLY IH VAST ITuF.DERS. 12. MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE FROM THE HIGHLANDS TO INDUSTRIAL T07/KS. STILL. 1820-1880. 13. (1880) SCOTISH LABOUR PARTY FOUNDED HOLE. IH 1947 SELF RULE BILLS APPEASED REGULARLY BUT FSFV_E BEGAT LAV;. 14. W% VOTED IN 1974 FOR INDEPENDENCE OF SONS TORT, UNDER THIS IN.'ERLUVTLUNAL TREATY, IF "CU ACCS1-? IT AS VALID, THE SCOTS HAVE BEEN CREASED OF THEIR LEGAL RIGHTS. THE UNITED NATIONS SHOULD .HCiFCRCE r.FJ». 5Y SANCTIONS AGAINST ENGLAND. 15. ENGLAND NO?.' HOPES TO CONTIITUE ITS EXPANSION BY STEALING SCOTLAND'3 OIL TO FINANCE IT.