HISTORY : Cut, match the dates with the events and stick in the correct

order.

124 AD
The roman empire

1306
King Robert the Bruce
1880
Urban and industrial Scotland

The Scottish people voted against the independence of the country (55% NO).

800 AD
Arrival of the Vikings

1542
Mary Queen Of Scots
1990s
Scottish culture

The famous king immortalised by Shakespare, ruled as King of Alba from 1040 to his
death in battle in 1057.

1040 AD
Macbeth rules Scotland
1707
Act of Union
2014
Rederendum

The Jacobites were brutally defeated. The Battle marked the end of the Scottish clan
system.

1297
Battle of Stirling Bridge
1746
The Battle Of Culloden
2021
Net Zero Ambitions

It was during this battle that one of Scotland’s most famous figures, William Walace,
earned his place in history books.

It brought Scotland even closer to Britain by creating a single Parliament of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain.

Despite building two impressive fortifications, the Romans never truly conquered
Caledonia.

Scotland developed thanks to industrial advances. The country shifted from rural to
urban.

Successful scottish authors, artists or scientifists established Scotland as a cultural

powerhouse.

These accomplished seamen, began migrating from the North. They began to settle in
the west.

He took the throne and fighting continued until 1314 when he defeated Edward II.

She was the cousin of Elizabeth I who imprisoned her and had her executed in 1567. Her
reign was marked by Catholic - Protestant unrest.

A Pact was adopted at the climate conference in Glasgow to limitthe problem of

global warming.