The Old Firm Rivalry: Rangers vs. Celtic - A History of Football, Politics, and Religion

The video explores the intense rivalry between Rangers and Celtic, known as the Old Firm, rooted in Scottish history, politics, and religion. It highlights Rangers' achievements, the cultural and political context, and the efforts to combat sectarianism. The rivalry's economic impact and historical dominance in Scottish football are also discussed.

Which community predominantly supports Rangers?

• Catholic and Irish

• Hindu and Indian

• Protestant and Unionist

• Buddhist and Asian

How many domestic league titles have Rangers won?

• 53

• 60

• 50

• 45

What was the outcome of the 1980 Old Firm Derby?

• Rangers won 2-0

• Celtic won 1-0

• It was a draw

• Match was canceled

What initiative did Celtic launch to combat bigotry?

• Unity in Diversity

• Football for All

• Boys Against Bigotry

• Fans for Peace

What campaign did Rangers launch to promote social inclusion?

• Fans for Equality

• Together We Stand

• Unity in Football

• Pride Over Prejudice

How much are the two clubs estimated to contribute to Scotland's economy?

• £50 million

• £80 million

• £120 million

• £150 million

Which two teams are known as the New Firm?

• Motherwell and St. Johnstone

• Hearts and Hibernian

• Aberdeen and Dundee United

• Kilmarnock and Livingston