british history 1

When did Britain become an island?

What was the name of the people that arrived in Southeast Britain from Europe after 24

Huge bluestones were brought to build Stonehenge from south Wales after about ____ BC.

When did the Celts begin to arrive?

The ____ were important members of a ruling warrior class in the Celtic tribes.

Who came to Britain from the Roman Empire in 55 BC?

When did Claudius send an army to conquer Britain?

Who led the Iceni tribe against the Roman invaders in 61 AD?

Britain remained a Roman province for about ____ years.

A wall was built to protect the Britain lands from the Picts in 122 AD. The wall was named after the Roman Emperor ____.

Rome pulled its last soldiers out of Britain in ____.

After what year did the Saxons, Angles and Jutes begin to settle in Britain?

Which king ordered to build a huge lenghty dyke (earth wall) to keep out the Celts at the end of VIII century?

Augustine became the first ____ of Canterbury in 6

When did the Vikings invade Britain?

What was the name of the only king who held out against the Vikings?

In 1

Which famous piece of architecture was built during the reign of Edward the Confessor?

After the Battle of Hastings in 1

The ____ Book was completed in 1

The ____, nowadays known as the Tower of London, was built by William I to protect himself from possible attacks.

What was the name of the first king of the House of Plantagenet?

____, the second king of the Plantagenet dynasty, was killed in France in 1199.

Another name for The Great Charter is ____.

The first university in England was founded in ____ in 1168.

The second university in England was formed in ____ in 12

The Hundred Years' War lasted from 1337 to ____.

Wat Tyler and Jack Straw led the peasants' revolt during ____ reign in 1381.

The War of the Roses ended with the battle of ____.

Who was proclaimed as the King of England after the War of the Roses?