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Scottish Emmigration - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Scottish place names were given to the areas where the Scots settled. Examples of this are Perth in Australia and Nova Scotia (New Scotland) in Canada. New Zealand place names such as Oban, Invercargill, Lumsden, Glenorchy, Gillespie's Point, Stewart Island and Lake Benmore, show Scots influence.
      - In every country where Scots settled they set up Caledonian Societies to celebrate their Scottish heritage. They founded pipe bands, wore Highland dress, held Highland Games and set up Burns Clubs.
      - Scots communities founded golf clubs such as St Andrew's Golf Club in New York in 1888.
      - Important events in the Scottish calendar are still commemorated in many countries where Scottish emigrants went, such as St Andrew’s Day, Burn’s Night and New Year.