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Old English began (estimated) around 400 AD and ended at the Norman conquest of 1066 AD. An example is ditty to dittle to a short folk song.
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He was the ruler of the huns from 434 to his death in 453.
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The real date of when it was written is unknown. It is estimated to be around 580- 700 AD
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Pope Gregory was mainly known for his writings.
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The Book of Kells is an extremely mysterious book. It had a cover of jewls before it got stolen and no one knows where it is. The book itself has been stolen many times as well.
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Many people believe that Columbus discovered America. I personally believe a more resonable answer would be Leif Erikson.
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The Norman Invasion was when the Duke of Normandy invaded and conquered Britain. He made upper class individuals speak French, while lower class individuals had to speak English. Eventually the two languages came together.
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Middle English began at the end of the Norman conquest and during the late 1400. An example is fro to from.
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The oldest manuscripts that we have today date bakc to around this time period.
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A plague that was transported by rats/fleas that killed almost 1/3 the population of England
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Joan of Arch was burnt at the stake.
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It allowed mass productions. It was invented by Johannes Gutenberg.
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This timespand starts at the Shakespeare time period and ends at present day. An Example is, hark to listen
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This is a incredibally famous story written by a man named Geoffery Chaucer. This book consists of many short stories and was published in 1475.
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The Publication of Shakespeare's First Folio is a first edition of Shakespeares plays.
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The American Revolution was a war between the parts of America that were colonized and the British Crowne.
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One of the biggest outbreaks in American history.
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The 13th admendment was passed.
