What is the relationship between the United Kingdom, England and Scotland?

Wales, England and Scotland are collectively known as the "British Isles". Ireland is a vassal of the United Kingdom.

The United Kingdom consists of 3 parts: England, Scotland and Ireland. Now Ireland became independent, while England and Scotland formed what is now England.

The full name of the United Kingdom is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, indicating that the United Kingdom is composed of two archipelagos, one is the northern part of the island of Ireland, and the other is the island of Britain, and the island of Britain also has another name called the British Isles, which refers to three modern regional concepts, England, Scotland, Wales, the ancient British Island and the island of Ireland are all Celtic residential areas, including the Irish, Scots and ancient Welsh, and the modern English are mixed-race peoples, The main body is the Anglo-Saxons who belong to the Germanic people, there are two kingdoms on the island of Britain in the Middle Ages, the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland, England is dominated by the Anglo-Saxons of Germanic descent, and the Scots are mainly Scots of Celtic descent, the two sides are hostile, because Scotland is relatively backward, it was once annexed by England, and then became independent, 1485-1603, the English dynasty entered the Tudor period, and during the Tudor period, the Kingdom of England began to take off in full swing, Elizabeth I inherited the kingdom of her father Henry VIII, but Elizabeth I was a virgin queen and never married, resulting in the extinction of the Tudor dynasty, her cousin (the great-grandson of Henry VIII's sister) King James VI of Scotland inherited the throne of England, called James I, the Kingdom of England entered the Stuart dynasty, James I came to the rule of England and made Scotland naturally incorporated into the Kingdom of England again, until now, but after all, the Scots are different from England in terms of nationality and history, Scotland has always had a centrifugal force, although not so strong, but a certain percentage of Scots have been pushing for Scottish independence; The Scottish region is located in the northern highlands of the island;

England and Scotland are the two major political entities of the United Kingdom, historically England was the Kingdom of England and Scotland was the Kingdom of Scotland. Later, the king of Scotland succeeded to the throne of England, and the two kingdoms were ruled by a single monarch, and there was a basis for merging. After the Glorious Revolution in England, the two kingdoms officially merged to form the United Kingdom, and England and Scotland became the two most important political entities in the United Kingdom.

It used to be two countries, now it's not, it used to be divided into the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland, there were a hundred years of grievances, a hundred years of war, and then now it has been merged, England is now the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which occupies 81% of the area of the United Kingdom and has nothing to do with the northern part of Ireland.

Scotland and England are two regions of the United Kingdom, not two countries.

Relationship similar to the relationship between states in the United States? In 1707, the Kingdom of Scotland and the Kingdom of England merged to form the Kingdom of Great Britain.

1. England and Scotland both belong to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

2. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (United Kingdom of great Britain and Northern Ireland), also known as the United Kingdom, is referred to as the United Kingdom because the main body is England, and the mainland is located in the British Isles in the northwest of the European continent, surrounded by the North Sea, the English Channel, the Celtic Sea, the Irish Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.

3. The United Kingdom is a Western European island country composed of England, Wales and Scotland on the island of Great Britain, Northern Ireland in the northeast of the island of Ireland and a series of affiliated islands. In addition to the mainland, it also has 14 overseas territories with a total population of more than 65 million, of which the English (Anglo-Saxons) are the main ethnic group, accounting for the total population of the country.