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    The document summarizes the early and late Middle Ages in Great Britain over four periods: 1) Neolithic, Bronze & Iron Ages from 8300 BC to 42 AD when the first settlers arrived and iron was introduced. 2) Romano Britain from 43 to 1065 AD during which the Romans conquered Britain and established cities and infrastructure before withdrawing. 3) Anglo-Normans & Middle Ages from 1066 to 1347 following the Norman conquest of 1066 which radically changed British society under Norman rule. 4) Late Medieval period from 1348 to 1484 defined by the devastation of the Black Death plague which killed one-third of the population and economic instability it caused.

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    The document summarizes the early and late Middle Ages in Great Britain over four periods: 1) Neolithic, Bronze & Iron Ages from 8300 BC to 42 AD when the first settlers arrived and iron was introduced. 2) Romano Britain from 43 to 1065 AD during which the Romans conquered Britain and established cities and infrastructure before withdrawing. 3) Anglo-Normans & Middle Ages from 1066 to 1347 following the Norman conquest of 1066 which radically changed British society under Norman rule. 4) Late Medieval period from 1348 to 1484 defined by the devastation of the Black Death plague which killed one-third of the population and economic instability it caused.

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    The document summarizes the early and late Middle Ages in Great Britain over four periods: 1) Neolithic, Bronze & Iron Ages from 8300 BC to 42 AD when the first settlers arrived and iron was introduced. 2) Romano Britain from 43 to 1065 AD during which the Romans conquered Britain and established cities and infrastructure before withdrawing. 3) Anglo-Normans & Middle Ages from 1066 to 1347 following the Norman conquest of 1066 which radically changed British society under Norman rule. 4) Late Medieval period from 1348 to 1484 defined by the devastation of the Black Death plague which killed one-third of the population and economic instability it caused.

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    THE EARLY AND LATE

    MIDDLE AGES OF GREAT


    BRITAIN
    Neolithic,
    01 Bronze & Iron
    Ages
    03 Anglo-Normans
    & Middle Ages

    02 Romano Britain 04 Late Medieval


    Neolithic, Bronze
    & Iron Ages
    8300 BC – 42 AD
    Great Britain itself did not exist until
    around 6500 BC, when the English
    Channel formed separating Britain
    from the rest of Europe.
    Neolithic, Bronze & Iron Ages
    The first settlers here were hunter-gatherers, who
    spent much of their lives travelling in search of
    food. Around 750 BC iron was introduced into
    Britain, which led the way for the production of
    sophisticated and durable tools and weapons.
    Romano Britain

    43 – 1065 AD
    In 43 AD the Roman army crossed the Channel and
    quickly defeated any resistance from local
    tribes. The Romans founded Londinium
    (London) and built military roads throughout
    the country. Within ten years, Roman rule had
    reached far into the territories of England and
    Wales. The Roman way of life continued in
    Britain until the 5th century, after which Britons
    were left more or less to fend for themselves.
    Anglo-Normans &
    Middle Ages

    1066 –1347
    In 1066 Duke William of Normandy
    invaded Britain and famously
    defeated King Harold of England,
    who legend has it was shot with an
    arrow through the eye during the
    Battle of Hastings. Anglo-Saxon peasants. After the
    Norman conquest, Anglo-Norman
    Anglo-Normans & Middle Ages

    William of Normandy went on to rule


    England and Scotland, radically
    changing the class system and changing
    the official language to French. In 1216,
    Henry III was crowned king, but was
    William I, byname William
    unpopular throughout his rule.
    the Conqueror
    (1028-1087)
    Late Medieval
    Late Medieval
    1348 – 1484
    The bubonic plague – or Black Death – reached
    England in 1348 and quickly spread to Wales and
    Scotland, killing up to a third of the population
    by the end of 1350. The plague persistently re-
    emerged in Britain until the 17th century,
    severely affecting the country's economic
    balance. In order to combat the devastating
    effects of the plague, the ruling classes attempted
    to restore economic stability through
    parliamentary legislation.
    The timeline of Britain
    Neolithic, Bronze &
    Iron Ages
    8300 BC – 42 AD
    -
    Romano Britain 43 – 1065 AD Romans, Saxons and
    Vikings

    Anglo-Normans & 1066 –1347 Normans


    Middle Ages

    Late Medieval 1348 – 1484 Tudors


    THANK This presentation prepared by
    Kosimova M and Joldasbaeva D

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