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Creation of metal tools, pots as well as swords and other such items.
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Metals for the most part were being replaced by steel. With the large-scale production of iron came new patterns of more permanent settlements. Art, farming, and writing started to rise in Britain.
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Romans invaded Britain but failed, resulting in a peace treaty. Taxes were introduced. Britain was split in half. Mining techniques were implemented.
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Divided in early, middle, and late ages. Feudal system encouraged massive changes. Wales first stone castle. Aglo-saxos created the plough.
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The Great Heathen Army, also known as the Viking Great Army, invaded England. Battle of Edington.
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Marian Persecution. Focus on education (women and children). Church of England established by Henry.
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Bonfire Night on Nov 5th. James brought peace to the country by joining England and Scotland. Charles refused to give power over the church, which led to a civil war on Aug. 1642.
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Industrial Revolution. Turnpike Acts. First police established. Lawbreakers seen as heroes. Food production, manufacturing, types of businesses, and technology increases.
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Inmigration because of work opportunities. Pairlament for safer work. Prison reform program. Invention of telephone.
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Women's land army. Labour party to oppose conservative power. India achieved independence. Bloody Sunday