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Period: 410 to 450
Up Yours Caesar !!
Romans leave Britain -
Period: 450 to 597
Germanic flooding in Britain
Anglos and saxons too. Intorducing the Anglo-Saxon language, bringing words like hose, woman, loaf and werewolf -
Period: 597 to 800
Christians
christians brings with them leafs about jumble sales and LATIN -
Period: 800 to 900
Vikings
action-man words: ransack, thrust, die, give, take. 2000 words to the english -
Period: 1060 to 1400
William the conqueror inlaid England
brings new concepts from across the channel, like the french language, the Doomsday book.
the church used latin to predicate but the rest of the persons still used english to communicate. -
Period: 1125 to
council
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Period: 1129 to
clerk
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Period: 1290 to
Parliament
parlament -
Period: 1290 to
sovereign
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Period: 1337 to 1453
The One-Hundred War France vs England
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Period: 1500 to
crimson
indian word, use to describe a top of color. -
Period: 1550 to
Canoe
caribbean word to describe a boat -
Period: 1550 to
Canibal
caribbean word to describe te act of eating humans -
Period: 1564 to
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare invented 2000 new words like Puppydog, eyeball. Shakespeare's poetry showed the word that english was a rich, vibrant language with limitless expressive end emotional power -
Period: to
English and Empire
Britain decided to expand there language through all the world -
Period: to
Cardiac
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Period: to
Tonsil
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Period: to
British Landed in America
They needed to name the new animals, plants and things that they saw like: raccoons, squash and moose. -
Period: to
cummerbund
Indian word, is a broad waist sash, usually pleated, which is often worn with single-breasted dinner jackets. -
Period: to
King James Bible
There was the translation of the new bible to be able for reading for anybody in the kingdom.
The King James Bible begat a whole glossary of metaphor and morality. -
Period: to
The English Of Science
this century was pointed as the century of the science, where many physicals and mathematical get together to work to explain the world -
Period: to
clitoris
word use to describe a part of the female reproductive system -
Period: to
Acid
word used to describe a liquid able to burn soft tissue -
Period: to
Robert Boyle
Physicist -
Period: to
Robert Hooke
Physicist -
Period: to
Gravity
word use to describe the natural force that keep us sink to the earth -
Period: to
Isaac Newton
Physicist.
used the words "pomp" "terra" and "arbor" to explain his theories -
Period: to
Electricity
word use to describe the energy emanated from the thunders, and can be use for illuminate -
Period: to
Barbeque
Caribbean word to describe a top of food -
Period: to
Ovary
word use to describe a part of the female reproductive system -
Period: to
The Royal Society
the royal society was formed out the college. -
Period: to
Pendulum
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Period: to
bungalow
type of construction, hoses specifically -
Period: to
Vagina
word use to describe a part of the female reproductive system -
Period: to
Penis
word to describe a part of the male reproductive system -
Period: to
cookies
a small and circle crunchy biscuit -
Period: to
Dr. Jhonson's Dictionary
it contains 42773 entries, as picklehering that means a buffoon, or fopdoodle -
Period: to
coles law
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Period: to
yoga
indian word to describe the exercise tat help you to stay in shape and spiritual -
Period: to
boomerang
australian word to describe a curved stick that, when thrown in a particular way it comes back to the person who threw it -
Period: to
voodoo
african word, use to name a religion in Africa -
Period: to
Nugget
Australian word, use to describe a roughly piece, especially of gold, also describes a small pice of chicken covered with breadcrumbs and fried -
Period: to
Oxford English Dictionary
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Period: to
commuter
person who has to travel to work -
Period: to
Zombie
african word to describe the non living walkers -
Period: to
pasta
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Period: to
mafia
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Period: to
delicatessens
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Period: to
jazz
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Period: to
break even
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Period: to
parking lots
a place where you can park your car -
Period: to
merger
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Period: to
Oxford English Dictionary
it continues under revision -
Period: to
blue chip
valueted in a first class -
Period: to
freeways
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Period: to
pizza
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Period: to
groovy
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Period: to
bottom line
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Period: to
The first e-mail was send
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Period: to
hard drive
a arpa of a computer that reads information on a hard disc -
Period: to
download
copy dad from one computer system to another -
Period: to
reboot
is to reload the operating system of a computer -
Period: to
firewall
a program that stops people for seeing or using information from a computer without permission while is connected to the internet -
Period: to
Internet arrived
the internet arrived to spread information and ideas to the world -
Period: to
toolbar
is a graphical control element on which on-screen buttons or other input or output elements are placed -
Period: to
blog
a regular record of your thoughts, opinions, or experiences that you put on the internet for other people to read