Research Paper On Scotland

Scotland is my favorite of the four nations England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland so chose it for the assignment.
The history of Scotland is said to have begun roughly 10.000 years ago by the end of the last glacial period. It is believed that people lived together in small groups and lived of the land. The written history of Scotland began when the Roman Empire arrived in Scotland in the 1st century AD. The Romans however could not subdue the tribes that lived in the north so they built a massive wall across the island by demand of the Emperor Hadrian in 123. This wall was from sea to sea and there are still remains of it today. In 1034 Normans concurred England and Norman culture began to influence Scotland. After the Normans concurred England

The Scottish kilt come to be customary in the 1720s when they became the formal attire of the British military. The first appearance of the kilt is from 1575 from picture of Scottish highlanders. Most people wonder what is worn under the kilt and traditionally there is nothing worn under the kilt, there are even some rules in the military that forbid being dressed under the kilt. There are however some exceptions to wearing clothes under the kilt, for example dancers are allowed to wear something under their kilt.
Celtic music is often associated with Scotland since a lot of Celtic music comes from Scotland and Scotland has influenced Celtic music significantly in history as well as today. Irish and Scottish people who play Celtic music have also had influence on other genres in other countries like the United States where they have had an impact on bluegrass and country music. Celtic music is still popular today and there are many festivals associated with the music in Scotland.
Haggis is a traditional food in Scotland and is similar to the Icelandic food “slátur”. Haggis is usually made from the lung, liver and heart of a sheep mixed with some spices.
Scotland is definitely one of my favorite countries and I love writing about Scotland but Scottish history is probably one of the toughest history you can try to