History of Scotland

Joel Roomet Raud

Aare Krüüts

2015

History of Scotland

Orkney, ScotlandMost complete neolithic village in EuropeFuel: animal dung and driftwood3100 BC – 2500 BC

Skara Brae

The Romans tried to conquer ScotlandThe Picts Hadrian’s Wall (117 km)

Picts and Romans

Leader of the Rebellion: William WallaceBattle of Stirling BridgeEnemy: The EnglishLeader of the English: Edward I

The Wars of Independence

James II and VII Mary Queen of ScotsRobert BurnsWilliam WallaceMacbeth

Important persons

1. A neolithic settlement in OrkneyA) Skara Brae B) Scared Bread C) Glasog2. What did the people from Orkney use as

fuel?A) Animal dung and driftwood B) Silk and hair3. After who is the Hadrian’s wall named?A) Emperor Hadrian B) Rian Had C) Rick Astley4. Auld Lang Syne is a poem written by this

poet A) Robert Burns B) Robert Sideburns C) Mr. Burns 5. Who drove the Romans out of Scotland?A) The Picts B) The Saxons C) The Vikings

Questions

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