2.  1. The Celts - about 6,000 BC.  2. The Romans – 43 AD added to the Roman Empire, in 5th century they left - Hadrian´s wall

3.  3. The Saxons, Jutes and Angles – 5th century - 7th century - Christianity  4. The Vikings – 8th-9th century

4.  5. The Normans – William (the Conqueror) - 1066 Battle of Hastings against King Harold

5.  15th century  House of Lancaster (red rose)  House of York (white rose)  Ended with estabilishment of the Tudor House  First Tudor king Henry VII.

6.  Six wives  Church of England

7.  Henry´s second daughter  Britain became a major sea power and it flourished

8.  1 May 1707- political union between England and Scotland Kingdom of Great Britain  In 1800 added the Kingdom of Ireland United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

9.  18th century  Steam engine

10.  19th century  Colonial expansion reached its zenith  Britain ruled ¼ of the world

11.  World War I.  World War II.

12.  London  Westminster Abbey  Tower of London  Buckingham and Westminster palace  Kew Gardens  Royal Observatory Greenwich  Tower Bridge  London Eye  British Museum, British Library  National Gallery  Trafalgar Square  Etc.

13.  Stonehenge  Salisbury plains  3000 BC

14.  OxfordCambridge

15.  Stratford-upon-Avon  Birthplace of  William Shakespeare

16.  Canterbury  Archbishop of Canterbury

17.  Bath, Somerset  Roman baths

18.  Liverpool  Beatles

19.  York

20.  The Lake District  National Park  biggest Lake Windermere

21.  Scotland  Glasgow  Loch Ness