Fiche sherazade Romane Sarah

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  • 1300 BCE

    Conquest of wales by king Edward I of England

  • 1215 BCE

    Magna Carter

    Baron’s rebelled against the king John’s taxes and abuses of power
    Feudal system
  • 1066 BCE

    The normans

    William the conqueror (France) controlled the England .
  • 1000 BCE

    Unification of England as one kingdom

  • 1536

    Act of union with wales under Henry VIII

  • Execution of Marry queen of Scot’s

    Mary Queen of Scots was convicted for complicity in a plot to kill Elizabeth I and sentenced to death.
    She was executed in 1587 wearing a bright red dress, the colour of Catholic martyrs.

  • The defeat of the Spanish Armada .

    In 1588 the King of Spain attempted to invade England
    A complete defeat, England was victorious
    Became a key event in the construction of Elisabeth than
    Era as a Golden Age.

  • The church in England and Scotland became Protestant

    The head of the Church of England was now the king (not the pope any more )

  • Civil war

    Civil War (1642-49) between the Royalists and the
    Parliamentarians (led by Oliver Cromwell)
    King Charles was defeated and made prisoner.

  • The commonwealth

    1653: Oliver Cromwell named Lord
    Protector
    1658: Death of Cromwell
    1660: Restoration of the monarchy

  • Trial execution of Charles I

    Charles was found guilty of treason and tyranny and sentenced to death.

  • The glorious revolution

    MPs invited the King's Protestant daughter Mary and her husband William of Orange to overthrow James II. The "bloodless" overthrow of James Il was called the Glorious Revolution.

  • The bill of rights

    Parliament now meet every years and gained more power.
    The English monarchy became a model throughout Europe .

  • Parliament union with Scotland imposed by England

  • The shapes of the British empire

    Britain has established an empire which comprises of:
    colonies in North America including the West Indies, and the Pacific including New Zealand (which became a British Colony following an expedition by James Cook in 1769)
    trading posts in India
    naval bases in the Mediterranean - Gibraltar and Minorca

  • Anglo Irish union

    British of uk of Great Britain and Ireland

  • Independence of Southern Ireland

    Revolution and war of independence:
    - partition of Ireland 1921
    - independence of Ireland 1922
    Northern Ireland remains part of the UK

  • Full universal suffrage

  • Creation of local parliament

    National Assembly for Wales:(education,agriculture,economy,health…)
    Scottish parliament: first minister: John swinney

  • Good Friday agreement

    Northern Ireland assembly based on power sharing between unionist and nationalists.
    End of the “troubles” (30 years of violence)

  • Brexit break up of UK

    62% of the Scots voted 'remain' in 2016 demands for a second referendum on Scottish independence
    - 56% in Northern Ireland voted 'remain' Catholic support for reunification is even higher today.
    - A customs border between Northern Ireland and Great Britain rising discontent in the Protestant (Unionist) community