13.2 Flashcards
Who lived there for about four hundred years
Celts or Britains
Eventually developed into the English language
Anglo-Saxons
Defeated the fierce Viking invaders called the Danes and set England on the road to becoming a strong nation with just laws a written history and a powerful navy
Alfred the great
From Normandy,France, invaded England,won the battle of Hastings is victory was called Norman conquest,became the king of England
William the conqueror
One of the most important events of the Middle Ages
Magna Carta
Englands first official representative assembly
Parliament
First person translated of the entire bible to English
John Wycliffe
Produced the first printed version of the English New Testament
William Tyndall
Published the first printed version of the entire English Bible
Miles Coverdale
Who Ruled from 1509 to 1547
King Henry VII
Became the first explorer of any nation to reach North America and he claimed North America for England
John Cabot
The Daughter of Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth I
First Englishman to sail around the world
Sir Francis Drake
Founded the lost Colony at Roanoke Island
Sir Walter Raleigh
Queen Elizabeth’s fleets
Spanish Armada
The years that followed are defeat of the Spanish Armada
Elizabethan Age
One of the greatest writers of all time,wrote many famous plays including Julius Caesar,Hamlet,andRomeo and Juliet
William Shakespeare
The seventeenth century England
Age of the puritans
They realized that Christians should live holy lives and not act,dress, and think just like the world,Englishmen who felt this way,wanted to purify the Church of England
Puritans
Wanted to separate entirely from the Church of England
Separatists
The king who ruled after Queen Elizabeth,ruled 1603 to 1625, in 1611 scholars completed Authorized Version of the Bible,best loved and most widely used English translation of God’s word ever produced
King James the I
One group of separatists sailed for the New world from England and became known to the world
Pilgrims
The son of King James I,was even harder on Parliament
King Charles I
Loyal to the King’s policies and the Round heads who thought the King should obey the law of the land,
Oliver Cromwell