Scots

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The Scots are a Celtic ethnic group native to Scotland, known for their distinct cultural traditions, Gaelic and Scots languages, and historical influence within the United Kingdom.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
ethnonym "Scot" 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic people
ethnic group
citizenship British
continent Europe
country United Kingdom
culture Scottish cuisine
Scottish dance
Scottish folklore
Scottish literature
Scottish music
diaspora Scots in Ulster NERFINISHED
Scottish Americans NERFINISHED
Scottish Australians NERFINISHED
Scottish Canadians NERFINISHED
Scottish New Zealanders NERFINISHED
ethnicallyAssociatedWith Scotland NERFINISHED
ethnicReligion Christianity NERFINISHED
hasSubgroup Border Reivers descendants
Gaels NERFINISHED
Highland Scots NERFINISHED
Lowland Scots NERFINISHED
Ulster Scots NERFINISHED
historicalLanguage Middle Irish NERFINISHED
Old Irish NERFINISHED
historicalState Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
historicalUnionWith Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
language English language
Scots language NERFINISHED
Scottish Gaelic
majorReligion Presbyterianism
Roman Catholicism
nativeTo Scotland NERFINISHED
notableContribution Presbyterian Reformation in Scotland NERFINISHED
Scottish Enlightenment NERFINISHED
partOf Celtic nations NERFINISHED
regionalIdentity Scottish
relatedEthnicGroup Bretons NERFINISHED
Cornish
Irish
Manx NERFINISHED
Welsh
symbol Lion Rampant of Scotland NERFINISHED
Saltire NERFINISHED
Thistle
traditionalDress kilt
traditionalMusicInstrument Great Highland bagpipe NERFINISHED
traditionalSport Highland games
golf
unionFormedInYear 1707
usesWritingSystem Latin alphabet NERFINISHED

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