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Reflect on a time when your community had to make a decision about its future; what were the key factors that influenced that decision?

Imagine if your local government took a strong stance on social democracy; how would that impact your day-to-day life?

How would you feel if your region or country decided to seek independence and why?

How do cultural and historical identities play a role in the political movements within your own community or in others you are aware of?

If you had the chance to vote for the independence of a region you belong to, what would be your biggest hope and fear about the outcome?

Discuss the importance of a political party’s values aligning with your own; can you support a party if you only agree with some of their policies?

What do you think are the biggest challenges facing regions or countries that want to become independent today?

In what ways do you think being part of a larger political entity, like the EU, benefits or harms a region's individual identity?

How important is it for a country or region to have control over its own laws and policies compared to the benefits of being part of a larger organization?

How do you feel about a country wanting to break away and become independent, even if it's still part of a larger union like the EU?

What does 'national identity' mean to you, and do you think it's something worth protecting through political action?

Do you think smaller nations or regions should have more control over their own laws and resources? Why or why not?

How do you think a movement for independence impacts the unity or division of the people within a country or region?

If your community had the chance to become its own country, what do you think the pros and cons would be?

How do you balance regional culture and identity with being part of a larger nation or international group? Which feels more important to you?

Do you think being part of the European Union supports or hurts the ability of nations to remain independent in their decision-making?

What do you think are the biggest challenges of trying to establish independence in today’s globalized world?

How do regional or nationalist movements shape your understanding of democracy and self-determination?

If you had the power to decide the future of a region like Scotland, what would your ideal relationship with neighboring countries and political unions look like?