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Scotland was and still are inhabited by Scots, whom are descendants of Celtic peoples. A colony of Scots came from Ireland in the sixth century and united with the Picts, t

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At the time, King Malcom gave chartes out to towns and developed a similar parliament to England. It had reached its height during the 1100's and the 1200's. Later on, Celtic invaders entered England at about 600 B. The Iberians were one of the most ancient European peoples. and taught the Iberians new skills. The Scots fought against the Vikings in the north and England in the south, for a prolonged time. They were given a substantial amount of land and were intoduced into the system of feudalism. Feudalism controlled politics, financial affairs, government issues, and society. Therefore, it is possible to say that Iberians were the first to inhabit Scotland. Feudalism is a system in which the nobles of the Middle Ages kept ownership of their land. They farmed, built ships, and made tools.

Scotland has had its share of:

*Feudalism

*A Struggle for Independene

*Reformation

*War

*A Union with England

Feudalism

Feudalism began during the Norman conquest of England in 1066. Then, dramaticaly the system almost disappeared by the end of the 1400's.

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Scotland Celtic, Middle Ages, Scotland Introduction, Feudalism Norman, Scots Ireland, Scotland Iberians, Scotland Scotland, King Malcom's, King Malcom, Edward England, england feudalism,

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