In the 5th century, with the decline of the Roman Empire, Roman troops and officials withdrew from the island. The vacuum created was once again conquered by the Germans in the Central European Plain, and seven kingdoms were established, then unified by the Kingdom of England, and the aborigines were driven away again. This time, in addition to the northern mountainous areas, they were also driven to the island of Ireland (which should also be considered a defeat). The owner of the island has changed again.
In the 9th century AD, the Germans who occupied these islands began to face the invasion of the Vikings (Danes). 10 13- 1042, the kingdom of England was brought under the rule of the Danish dynasty and was restored.
In A.D. 1066, the Battle of Hastings, the Kingdom of England was defeated, and the Normans (Normans retreating from Normandy) won a decisive victory. When the Normans entered these islands, their official language became French. )
After the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France (1337- 1453), the Norman became Britain. Since he was also the Duke of Normandy in France, he kept spying on the French throne. It triggered the Hundred Years' War and ended in the failure of Britain. Britain gained nothing and almost lost all French territory. After that, Britain pursued the policy of "continental balance of power" and turned to overseas development.
The Spanish-British War (1585–1604) was an armada, so it should be regarded as a draw. Why? Because before the collapse of the Armada, Spain was far stronger than Britain. After the collapse, the two countries fought equally and finally compromised with each other.
The American War of Independence (1775- 1783) started as a war against British economic policies, but later, because France, Spain and the Netherlands joined the war against Britain, the scope of the war far exceeded that of British North America. At the same time, many Indians fight for both sides. In the war, Britain was able to take advantage of its naval superiority to occupy colonial coastal cities, but it could not effectively control the countryside. With the victory of the French navy in Schabik, the British army surrendered in the siege of Yorktown at 178 1. The Paris Treaty of 1783 recognized the independence of the United States.
In the Suez Canal War (1956), the Nasser government of Egypt, in order to recover the sovereignty of the Suez Canal, caused dissatisfaction among Britain, France and Israel, which led the latter to invade the territory of the former-Sinai Peninsula. However, due to international pressure, Britain and France quickly withdrew their troops and lost control of the Suez Canal.