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  • In 1707, England and Scotland formally united to create the United Kingdom of Great Britain. This union meant that a single sovereign state would be formed between both countries, with a single parliament based in London deciding matters for both.
    motivations behind the creation of this new government were varied. For Scots, the union offered political and economic stability as well as access to greater resources than before.
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