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- men migrated to Britain – Europe and Britain were connected – then, the rising water levels cut off Britain from Europe – those men left separeted from Europe
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arrived from Europe and started to cultivate the
land -
people began to divide into tribes
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arrived to Britain from Central Europe
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– they built roads still existing now
– the Hadrian Wall on the Scottish border
– they leave Britain in 410 A.D. and other invaders arrived -
– the Anglo-Saxon invaded the North and the West of Britain, and also
Cornwall, Wales and Scotland.
– The Saxon King was Edward the Confessor
– Edward died in 1066
– William duke of Normandy was crowned King of England with the name of
William I -
unified England and took control of Wales and Ireland
– they introduced the Feudal System made of nobles, knights, serfs
– the lands belonged to the King
– the serfs worked on the land, but could not posses them -
is a document which limited the power of the King – the Feudalism began to decline
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known as 'the Pestilence', a pandemic which killed 60% of Europe population
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a War between England and France
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a war between the York and the Lancaster which created a new royal house: The Tudors
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on the throne : Henry Tudor ascended to the throne with the name of Henry VII
– His son Henry VIII came after his death, and became famous for his 6
marriages, in search of a male heir
– the Pope didn't allow him to divorce, so Henry VIII became Head of the
Protestant Church of England which took distance from the Catholic
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Henry VIII's daughter ascends to the throne, reigns until 1603
– Elizabeth's reign was the most glorious era for Britain with
explorations, colonizations, victories in wars
– England became very important as trading nation.