Scotland is an ancient nation with beautiful land and vast potential stemming from their top education and resources. Shaped from generations, Scotland carries rich values of equality, compassion and passion. Being part of the United Kingdom, Scotland has been deprived of some of its values, being tied down and letting the Westminster Government (UK) take the control of the wheel. For independency, it is more than just the government; it is about Scotland’s people making a democratic decision about power in the values that reflects its own people and their priorities. If Scotland was to be independent, the decisions will reflect the people who live and work there. The three main principles of Scotland’s independency are: the people of Scotland will always get governments they vote for; they will control their own resources and make their own decisions about their economy and lastly, will decide …show more content…
(citation) For this research paper I will look at the beneficial of Scotland’s independency stemming from their economy/finance Scotland’s independence history stretches back to the eighth century, all until the Treaty of Union between the kingdom of England and itself was established on May 1, 1707. The treaty created a single Parliament which was now Great Britain; it covered measures such as taxation, trade and the legal system. Scotland was now a player in British developments, though they did not have political power of their own until 1886 when the formation of the Scottish Home Rule Association which created various political parties within Scotland. This gave a voice to Scotland to challenge many of the bills