Nicola Sturgeon Press Conference After Brexit Vote

The transcript discusses Scotland's decision to remain in the European Union, highlighting the benefits of EU membership such as access to the single market, freedom of movement, and a positive international reputation. It emphasizes the positive nature of the campaign supporting the EU and migration.

What was the outcome of the vote in Scotland regarding the European Union?

• Scotland voted to leave the EU.

• Scotland voted to remain in the EU.

• Scotland was undecided about the EU.

• Scotland did not participate in the vote.

Why did Scotland choose to remain in the European Union?

• To increase taxes.

• To protect its place in the single market.

• To reduce immigration.

• To isolate from other countries.

What freedoms did Scotland aim to safeguard by voting to remain in the EU?

• Freedom to impose tariffs on EU goods.

• Freedom to travel, live, work, and study in other European countries.

• Freedom to restrict foreign investments.

• Freedom to create a new currency.

How did the campaign in Scotland portray the European Union?

• As a financial burden.

• As a positive influence with benefits of migration.

• As a threat to national security.

• As a restrictive organization.

What reputation did Scotland aim to renew by voting to remain in the EU?

• As a neutral and isolated country.

• As a closed and exclusive country.

• As an outward looking, open, and inclusive country.

• As a dominant and controlling country.