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Old English
Old English is an early form of English that was spoken and written around the mid-12th century. Its usage was about 700 years and was wrote in a cursive and pointed style. -
Period: Mar 14, 1300 to
Evolution of the English
This timespan is about how the English language, rulers and people evoluted over the years, and how long they lasted. -
Jan 1, 1400
Middle English
Middle English was used as literary language. Unlike old english it had a lot of scribal forms. It was used in Normal England. It also started being used in Scotland and became the Scots language. -
Jan 1, 1476
Early Modern English
Early Modern English was written in the first English dictionary.
The pronunciation of words became shorter, and Shakespeare was born and passed in this time -
Sep 7, 1533
Queen Elizabeth's Birth
Queen Elizabeth was born on September 7, 1533 beginning her new reign that lasted from November 17, 1558 to March 24, 1603. -
Nov 15, 1558
Queen Elizabeth Crowned
Queen Elizabeth was crowned at the Westminster Abby,London. She was the daugter of king Henry vlll, so when she was older he had put her in his will to be the air to the throne. -
Apr 26, 1564
Shakespeare's Birth
Shakespeare was born into the world, soon to be creating a new line of plays and stories for the world to treasure. -
Shakespeare's First Play
Shakespeare's first play was the,"Comedy of Errors" and was made around 1590. -
Shakespeare and the Globe Theater
Around the year 1599, Shakespeare began his main job as the writer for Lord Chamberlain's Men which was one of the two popular companies of actors who ran the whole plan to have the Globe Theater. -
Queen Elizabeth's Death
Queen Elizabeth ended her life and reign on March 24, 1603. -
Shakespeare's Death
Shakespeare died on April 23 1616, he left his amazing writings that have filled many people's lives with joy,tragedy and meaning. -
Late Modern English
Modern English was based on its vocabulary. During the Industrial revolution, it was involved with the newer English. It created new words that affected the English language.