Scots Believe There is More of a Union Divide - General Election 2015

The video discusses the political landscape in Scotland following a fractious election campaign, highlighting the SNP's rising influence and its impact on the sentiment towards Scottish independence. It examines the conservative rhetoric that risks the Union and debates the economic implications of independence, particularly concerning oil revenue. The video also explores perceptions of political leaders like Nicola Sturgeon and David Cameron, and the challenges faced by major parties due to the SNP's popularity.

What is the main political change discussed in the first section?

• The strengthening of the Union between Scotland and England

• The rise of the SNP and its impact on traditional parties

• The decline of the Conservative party in Scotland

• The increase in voter turnout in Scottish elections

According to the second section, what is the Conservative party accused of doing?

• Encouraging Labour to form a coalition with the SNP

• Supporting Scottish independence

• Undermining the SNP's influence

• Playing English nationalism against Scottish nationalism

What is a key factor in the SNP's popularity as mentioned in the third section?

• Their popular leadership

• Their economic policies

• Their alliance with the Conservative party

• Their focus on environmental issues

Who is perceived as the most capable leader according to the public in the third section?

• David Cameron

• Nicola Sturgeon

• Nick Clegg

• Ed Miliband

What does the third section suggest about the political mood in England?

• A preference for coalition governments

• A hunger for real change similar to Scotland

• A desire for maintaining the status quo

• A shift towards more conservative policies