Scotland

In Conclusion I hope you learned a lot! I hope you are inspired and liked my project. We have went to our google drive and made each of our Cultural Universals and put it in book creator. And then we put it on our blog as you can see. Hope you enjoyed!

This is my book about Scotland I have loved this project a lot. I hope you enjoy  and have fun!!!

Here are some fun facts of Scotland. Fun Facts of Animals The animals in Scotland are… Orca whales Wolfs Wild cats Sheep Cattle Elk Fun Facts of Climates These are the climates in Scotland... Oceanic Warm Wet Cold

Economics are things that relate to making, buying, or selling. It can also be transportation, jobs, services, stores, and goods. Jobs and Factories Some jobs in Scotland is being a Baker, winer, and making clothes (sewing). Some Scots work on oil rigs which is a boat, or they work in factories. Some of the best jobs in Scotland to get are being a pilot, and being a police officer. Transportation Scots travel around by buses, cars, boats, train, ferries, and trucks. People also get around Scotland by walking. There is also good places to hike and on the hike you can go to Edinburgh the capital of Scotland.

Dancing In Scotland people love to dance they even have festivals that are for dancing. They do Highland Dancing, Irish Dancing. They do this dancing for girls when they dress up in kilt and they start to swirl, leap, and&nbsp;hop. Art People in Scotland love to draw or paint. They will create landscapes and they will create collages or the and paintings of what there time looked like. So these are the Cultural Arts in Scotland that they do.

In Scotland there are rules, leaders, laws, and taxes that you have to pay for. Leaders In some countries there are presidents or government or prime minister or a mayor. So in Scotland there is a prime minister called “Nicola Sturgeon”. This is the prime minister of Scotland. Rules and Laws In Scotland there are rules like in every country. For example, the laws are there has to be a legal precedent. Another example, for rules you have to be 18 to get your driver's license. You have to wear seat belts, if you are the driver, not like in Russia, that you don’t have to wear a seat belts.

I will thank my friends Michael and Kara for sharing information with me. Michael shared Social Aspects and Kara shared Cultural Arts. They made it so much easier to make my project and really fun. So once again I want to thank them so much.

Currency and Population The population in Scotland is 5,168,500, and the population growth is o.4. The currency in Scotland is pounds. Crops Scots grow barley, oats, potatoes, wheat, grapes, strawberrys, rice, and corn. Spring barley is the main crop. There is a lot of it in Scotland.&nbsp;Fruit like strawberries and raspberries grow in Taiside and Fife. They grow these crops on farms and fields. That's what they grow in Scotland. So these are the Economics in Scotland.

In Scotand the Social Aspects are food, clothes, and shelter. This helps Scottish people survive. FOOD The food of Scotland is... Tatties Haggis Salmon French Fries Trout

People in Scotland have different beliefs like Gods, religion, traditions/celebrations. Religion Muslim Buddhist Jewish Sikh Hindu These are the religions that Scottish people have. Gods In Scotland people believe in lots of Gods. For example, Tairis, Boann, Nemain, Lugh, Cerridwen, Diancecht, Aine. These are most of the Gods in Scotland.

Fun Facts of Landmarks These are the Landmarks in Scotland... Eilean Donan Castle Forth Railway Bridge. So these are some fun facts so you can learn more.

In Scotland people have “Arts” that can be music, paintings, and dances. Music In Scotland people like to play&nbsp;instruments like bagpipes, accordion, fiddle, harp, tin whistle, bodhran, and guitar. Scottish people also like to country music. Sports Sports are popular in Scotland. For example Golf, Rugby Football, Tennis, Curling, Shinty, Soccer, Boxing, and basketball. These are the sports in Scotland that they love to play.&nbsp;

Traditions And Celebrations People in Scotland have lots of traditions and celebrations. For celebrations they have Haggis Hurling, Edinburgh Festival, Birthday parties. In Scotland they also have some awesome traditions like Traditional sports, Hogmanay/New Years, traditional music like bagpipes, fireworks on January 25. So these are all the beliefs in Scotland that people celebrate and&nbsp;believe in their religion.

In Scotland people wear... CLOTHES Scottish people wear kilt and plaid these are traditional clothes in Scotland. The homes and shelter is ... SHELTER Scottish houses are made out of stone, concrete, and brick. That's the material that people in Scotland live in. So this is the social aspects of Scotland.

Taxes In Scotland and in every place they have to pay taxes. They will compare taxes with Englands taxes. They will rate and and write down some stuff for keeping track. So this is the politics of Scotland.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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