Historia de la Civilización Inglesa I JVG 2D 2017

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  • Period: 50,000 BCE to 2000 BCE

    Stone Age

  • 4750 BCE

    Coming of the Iberians

  • 2000 BCE

    the Beaker Folk

  • Period: 2000 BCE to 700 BCE

    Bronze Age

  • Period: 700 BCE to 400 BCE

    Hallstatt Celts

  • Period: 700 BCE to 43 BCE

    Iron Age

  • Period: 400 BCE to 75 BCE

    Latene Celts

  • 75 BCE

    Coming of the Belgae Celts

  • 55 BCE

    Roman Empire 1st arrival

  • 300

    Emperor Nero burns down the city of Rome

    Emperor Nero blamed the Christians for burning down the city of Rome.
  • 313

    Edict of Milan

    Tolerance to Christians.It becomes the official religion.
  • 325

    Edict of Nicea

    The Shaping of the Christian faith. Constantine summoned members of the church.
  • 410

    End of Roman Britain

    In 410 Roman Britain ended with Emperor Honorius commanding the troops to gather back in Rome.
  • 597

    Augustine is the first Archbishop of Canterbury

    Sent by Pope Gregory I
  • 601

    Ethelberth of Kent is baptised

    by St. Augustine. The king had married a christian princess from Ireland.
  • 654

    King Oswy of Nurthumbria is baptised

  • 793

    First Viking arrival

    Vikings attacked a monastery in Lindisfarne. However, Viking invasions started 3 years earlier
  • 871

    King Alfred succeeds to the throne

    After King Aethelred dies in battle Alfred is crowned King of Wessex.
  • 878

    Treaty of Wedmore

    Viking leader Guthrum is defeated in the blattle of Edington and makes a peace treaty with King Alfred. Guthrum leaves Wessex and is baptised into the Christian faith.
  • 886

    Seizing of London

    Seizing of London
    King Alfred´s new army regains the city of London from Viking control. The treaty of Wedmore is renegotiated, England is divided into the "Danelaw", Vikings/Danes, and Wessex, Anglo-Saxons.
  • 890

    Anglo-Saxon Chronicles/ Revival of literacy n learning

    A contemporary source narrating the history of the Anglo-Saxons.There were some manuscript copies delivered to different monasteries and updated independently.
  • 1066

    Battle of Hastings

    Beginning of the Norman Conquest.
  • 1096

    Onset Crusades

  • 1167

    Universities appear

    Oxford is created after Henry II and Thomas Becket quarrel and force students to leave the University of Paris
  • 1215

    Magna Carta

  • 1258

    Provisions of Oxford

    A baronial council is forced on Henry III. Parliament should meet 3 times a year
  • 1337

    Hundred Years War

  • 1348

    Black Death

    Black Death
    The bubonic plague strikes England and swipes 1/3 of the population
  • 1381

    Peasants Revolt

    Peasants Revolt
    Frustration,changing economy and dissatisfaction with Statute of Labourers end up with insurgents marching on London and burning manor rolls,houses of landlords,opening prisons and murdering hated royal officials
  • 1415

    Battle of Agincourt

    King Henry V defeated the Normans on his road to Caleis