Did You Know? Scotland

The video explores Scottish ancestry, starting with Scotland's geographical and political context within the UK. It delves into the historical formation of Scotland through the union of various ethnic groups and the role of language in defining Scottish ethnicity. The video highlights the languages spoken in Scotland today, including English, Scottish Gaelic, and Scots. It also discusses the global influence of Scottish people, mentioning notable philosophers, inventors, and writers. The video encourages viewers to learn more about their Scottish heritage.

Which countries are part of the island of Great Britain?

• Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland

• Scotland, England, and Wales

• England, Wales, and Northern Ireland

• Scotland, England, and Ireland

Which two ethnic groups formed the Kingdom of Scotland in 843?

• The Britons and the Angles

• The Picts and the Scots

• The Scots and the Britons

• The Picts and the Angles

What is the most commonly spoken language in Scotland today?

• Irish Gaelic

• English

• Scots

• Scottish Gaelic

Approximately how many people still speak Scottish Gaelic?

• 120,000

• 90,000

• 60,000

• 30,000

Which famous Scottish philosopher is known for his work in empiricism?

• Alexander Graham Bell

• David Hume

• James Watt

• Adam Smith