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The Celts were either killed,enslaved, or push out of Britain
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He bravely led his people against the Danes and by 878, he had achieved complete victory over the Viking invaders.
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Canute the Dane ruled England,Denmark, and Norway as a great empire
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William the Conqueror sailed to England with an army of 10,000 men and met Harold's forces.
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The Domesday Book was a survey and record of all the property, tenants, landowners, and serfs
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A war which started on a dispute over the French throne
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Named because the Yorks used a white rose as their emblem and the Lancasters used a red rose as theirs
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He became the first Tudor king of England.
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He became king at 18 years old. Later , the church named him "defender of the faith" for opposing Lutherans
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It was when the King forced the English clergy, assembled in the the Convocation, to recognize him as "the single protector, the only supreme lord,and as far as is permitted by the law of Christ even supreme head" of the English church.
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He became king when he was only 9 years old.
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She conceived a son, and had to flee to her cousin Queen Elizabeth hoping to find refuge.
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Queen Mary wanted to return the English nation to the Roman church.
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People loved her for her remarkable character and extraordinary performance as ruler of England that she earned the affectionate nickname of Good Queen Bess
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The Spanish Armada consisted of 130 ships, 2,500 guns, and more than 30,000 men.
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King James I had a very definite ideas about the divine rights of kings.
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He forced citizens to give him "loans", and then imprisoned or drafted military services who refused to pay.
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The English Civil War began as a battle between the king and Parliament.
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The monarchy was fully restored.
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A disease that raged nowhere else worse than in London and killed more than half of the city's population
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It was a fire that raged for three days uncontrollably. The city of London was reduced to ruins
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Glorious Revolution of 1688 established once and for all in England the principle of government by consent.
