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Because of this, Britain became the westernmost province of the Roman Empire. Through the Roman occupation, Christianity reached Britain.
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He came to the throne in Wessex. He loved wisdom and was a good hunter.
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He ruled England, Denmark, and Norway as a great empire. He provided internal peace for his people.
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William defeated Harold's infantry, and Harold was killed.
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It was a book that held the count of all the people and property in England. It was made for King William.
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It was what happened with the small quarrels between France and England. France declared a war on England in the end which officially started the Hundred Years' War
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Henry and his countrymen deposed Richard II. It was called the War of the Roses because each side in the war wore some type of rose.
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In the Battle of Bosworth Field, Henry Tudor defeated Richard II and Henry Tudor of Lancaster became Henry VII, the first Tudor king of England.
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The son of Henry VII. The Tudor kings were bound for conflict with the Pope. He had six different wives just to have a son.
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Henry VIII forced the men in the Convocation to recognize him as "the single protector".
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She was only a week old when her father died. She was supposed to marry Edward VI, but her mother wanted to keep the Catholic and sent Mary in a disguise to France to be brought up.
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Henry VIII's male heir whom he sought for for very long. Edward was only nine when he came to the throne.
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Since Edward VI died, she (being the oldest and having no other brothers) became queen of England. The was Catholic like her mother and those who did not follow her were executed.
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'Good Queen Bess' When Mary I died, Elizabeth became queen of England and was loved because of her righteous character.
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Queen Elizabeth's fleet completely destroyed the Spanish Armada after ten days of fighting.
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He was the first Stuart monarch of England. He had definite ideas about the divine right of kings.
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He inherited a country from his father that despised him. He had to get loans from his people and his Parliament.
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The conflict between king and Parliament grew and finally the Civil War was begun when the king raised his banner int he town of Nottingham.
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The monarchy was fully restored, and England rejoiced at last.
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IT was an infectious disease that spread all over Europe and killed many people.
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Right after The Plague, a great fire broke out over London. For three days the fire burned taking with it thousands of homes, buildings, people. Most of the people, homeless, and destitute were forced into the open fields with barely their life.
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The English monarchs were bound by a set of rules called the English Bill of Rights. The Glorious Revolution established once and for all in England the principle of government by consent.
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