When did the Romans invade Britain?, 55 BC, 1066, 43 AD, 410 AD, Which Roman city later became London?, York, Londinium, Bath, Canterbury, Which groups settled in Britain after the fall of the Roman Empire?, Romans and Celts, Normans and Franks, Greeks and Romans, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings, What influenced the development of the English language?, Latin and Greek, French and Spanish, Germanic and Norse languages, Italian, Who became King of England after the Battle of Hastings in 1066?, William the Conqueror, Richard I, Edward the Confessor, Henry VIII, What was the purpose of the Domesday Book?, To record religious laws, To record land and wealth, To train soldiers, To teach reading, Which document limited the king’s power in 1215?, Habeas Corpus, Act of Union, Magna Carta, Bill of Rights, What institution began to develop as political representation?, Parliament, The monarchy, The Church, The army, Who created the Church of England?, Elizabeth I, Henry VIII, James I, Mary I, What event strengthened England’s confidence under Elizabeth I?, The English Civil War, The union with Scotland, The Industrial Revolution, The defeat of the Spanish Armada, What system was established after the Glorious Revolution?, Absolute monarchy, Military rule, Republic, Constitutional monarchy, In which year did England and Scotland unite?, 1707, 1660, 1833, 1603, What ideas were promoted by the Enlightenment?, Magic and tradition, Reason and science, Religion and faith, Royal power, What did factories replace?, Trade, Education, Agriculture, Hand production, What problem was caused by rapid industrialization?, Overcrowding and poverty, Fewer workers, Less production, Smaller cities, Why is the Victorian era considered the height of British power?, The decline of Europe, The expansion of the British Empire, The end of monarchy, Agricultural growth, Which social change happened during this period?, Education was abolished, Slavery returned, Women lost rights, Voting rights expanded.

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