In September 2014, Scotland’s population voted not to separate from the United Kingdom. Why were so many nations around the world waiting for the results of the Scottish vote?

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Cabadath · Answer 1 · 2021-02-07T23:49:11+0000

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You may ask, "why do some random countries care if Scotland leaves the UK." If Scotland were to succeed in leaving a union as influential as the United Kingdom, it would send a domino effect that would encourage other nations to fight for their independence.

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