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The 35 pages that link to Acts of Union 1707, each with the reason it gives.

• Kingdom of EnglandRelated: The acts formally ended England's existence as a separate kingdom.

• Personal unionRelated: The end of the English and Scottish crown union came through a parliamentary merger.

• JacobitismRelated: The union altered the political kingdom to which Stuart claimants sought restoration.

• Parliament of the United KingdomRelated: They created the Parliament of Great Britain, a predecessor to the UK Parliament.

• Act of Settlement 1701Related: The settlement’s succession rules were extended to the new British kingdom.

• British monarchyRelated: The union created the state whose Crown forms the basis of the present British monarchy.

• ScotlandRelated: They ended the Scottish kingdom’s independent statehood while preserving distinct institutions.

• Scottish nationalismRelated: The Union created the constitutional settlement that Scottish nationalists later sought to reform or end.

• Great BritainRelated: They created the first state formally named for the island.

• Scottish independenceRelated: The union created the constitutional arrangement that independence campaigns seek to end.

• Whig PartyRelated: Whig governments helped bring about the political union of the two kingdoms.

• EnglandRelated: The union ended England’s separate statehood while preserving it as a constituent country.

• Queen AnneRelated: The union transformed Anne from queen of separate kingdoms into monarch of Great Britain.

• British nationalismRelated: The union created the British state around which a shared identity could form.

• Parliament of Great BritainRelated: These acts established the new legislature and specified the terms of union.

• English nationalismRelated: The union joined England to a British state, creating a lasting tension between English and British identities.

• Privy Council of EnglandRelated: The union ended the English council as a separate national body and established a British successor.

• Pound sterlingRelated: The union led to the replacement of Scottish coinage with sterling.

• Union JackRelated: The acts made a shared British flag appropriate beyond the monarch’s ships.

• Law of the United KingdomRelated: The union preserved Scotland’s separate legal system and institutions.

• Mary IIRelated: The separate English and Scottish crowns Mary held were later united into one kingdom.

• Unionism in the United KingdomRelated: The union of England and Scotland became a central constitutional foundation for British unionism.