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Anglo-Saxon are people who brought over Old English and some of the words that are still around today from Old English include; cow, bread, house and sword
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This language broadens and starts to make up what is now called Modern-Day England.
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This famous poem is written in its original language, Scandinavian.
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The poem is translated from Scandinavian to Old English around this time by an anonymous author from an Anglo-Saxon in England.
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The Normans conquered England with an army full of French, Breton, and the Normans led by Duke William II of Normandy.
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It is the oldest university that is known for being the first English Speaking taught university.
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The Roman Empire created this invention that changed history and being able to write and translate words into actual meanings.
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These 24 tales are written in Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer
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Christopher Columbus sailed the seas to find land and he found the land and made civilization of what is know known today as North America.
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William Tyndale was the first person who worked from Hebrew and Greek texts to translate the Bible into English
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Jamestown is the permanent English settlement in the New World or North America.
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Shakespeare's first play is published and the modern scholars started to refer to it as the First Folio.
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Was a colonial revolt that American Patriots throughout the thirteen colonies won their independence from Great Britain and became known as The United States of America.
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The first publication of “The Times” newspaper is printed in London
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Lewis and Clark document routes and their exploration of their travels West.
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Noah Webster publishes his first dictionary in the English Language
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After the Civil War America passed the 13th Amendment stating slavery is now illegal and abolished.
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Oxford published the first edition of the English Dictionary
