main periods in british history stone age britain (5000 bc- 55bc) the celts (800-600 bc- roman occupation) roman britain (55bc- ad 440) anglo-saxon and viking period (440-1066) early middle ages (1066-1290) later middle ages (1290-1485 the tudor age (1485-1603) the stuarts(1603-1714)

Infographic timeline of British History from 1066 through to the modern world. Including: - The middle ages - The Tudors and Henry VII - The plague and Great Fire of London - The Titanic - The NHS And much more! Great for classroom wall display, and revision for students of all ages.

An Outline of British History By Steven L. Rosen, Ph.D. 1 MAIN PERIODS IN BRITISH HISTORY STONE AGE BRITAIN (5000 BC- 55BC) THE CELTS (800-600 BC- Roman occupation) ROMAN BRITAIN (55BC- AD 440) ANGLO-SAXON AND VIKING PERIOD (440-1066) EARLY MIDDLE AGES (1066-1290) LATER MIDDLE AGES (1290-1485 THE TUDOR AGE (1485-1603) THE …

• 1940: Great Britain invaded Iceland; the British public’s discontent over this led to Winston Churchill replacing Neville Chamberlain as Prime Minister on May 10, 1940. • 1940: January 7: Rationing of basic foodstuffs was established in the UK. • 1940: February 5: Britain and France decided to intervene in Norway to cut off the iron

D. Historical Context: 1. Crusades bring the development of a money economy for the first time in Britain 2. trading increases dramatically as a result of the Crusades 3. William the Conqueror crowned king in 1066 4. Henry III crowned king in 1154 brings a judicial system, royal courts, juries, and chivalry to Britain E.