British history began with Germanic and Celtic, followed by England, Wales and Scotland. Its origin can be traced back to Roman rule.

Britain is called the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It is made up of Northern Ireland, and the whole history of Britain is interwoven by these four regions.

Wales became part of the Kingdom of England on 1535. 1588 The naval battle of Gravorin defeated the Spanish Armada and defeated the invasion of foreign Catholic forces.

Basically eliminate the threat of Catholicism and consolidate the achievements of religious reform.

1640, Britain broke out the first bourgeois revolution in the world and became the pioneer of bourgeois revolution. The Republic was proclaimed on May 9th, 65438. ?

The restoration of the dynasty in 1660 and the "glorious revolution" in 1688 established a constitutional monarchy.

1707, England and Scotland merged. Through the seven-year war, Britain laid the foundation of the sunset empire and gained maritime hegemony.

Merged with Ireland on 180 1. After the Napoleonic Wars, Britain completed the imperial hegemony of the sunset empire. ?

/kloc-from the second half of the 8th century to the first half of the 9th century, it became the first country in the world to complete the industrial revolution.

The 19th century was the heyday of the British Empire. 19 14 occupies a larger colony than the mainland11times. ?

They were the first colonial power, calling themselves "Sunset Empire".

1922, the Republic of Ireland became independent, and Northern Ireland remained in Britain, which is today's Northern Ireland.

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British history began with Germanic and Celtic, followed by England, Wales and Scotland, and its origin can be traced back to Roman rule.

Britain is called the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which is composed of Northern Ireland. The whole history of Britain is composed of the history of these four regions.

1535, Wales became a part of the Kingdom of England. 1588, the defeat of the Spanish Armada in the Gravorin naval battle made Britain defeat the invasion of foreign Catholic forces, basically eliminated the threat of Catholicism, and consolidated the achievements of the religious reform.

1640, Britain was the first bourgeois revolution in the world and became the pioneer of bourgeois revolution. 1May 649 19, the Republic of China was proclaimed. 1660 restored the dynasty, 1688 witnessed a "glorious revolution" and established a constitutional monarchy.

1707, England and Scotland merged, which laid the foundation of not falling into the empire after the seven-year war and gained maritime hegemony.

180 1 merged with Ireland. After the Napoleonic Wars, Britain achieved the hegemony of not falling into the empire. /kloc-from the second half of the 8th century to the first half of the 9th century, it became the first country in the world to complete the industrial revolution.

/kloc-the 0/9th century was the heyday of the British Empire. 19 14 years, the occupied colony was11times larger than the mainland, and it was the first colonial power, claiming to be "imperial".

1922, Ireland became independent from Britain, and Northern Ireland stayed in Britain, which is today's Northern Ireland.

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Major events in British history:

1, Spain-England War

Spanish-English War (English: Spanish-English War; Spanish: Guerra anglo-espa? Ola) (1585–1604) refers to the intermittent conflict between the Spanish Empire and the Kingdom of England without a formal declaration of war.

The Spanish-English War consisted of many large-scale battles, which began in 1585 when Britain and the Netherlands signed the Treaty of South Sacchi to support the Netherlands in resisting the rule of the Spanish Empire.

1587, Britain took the lead in winning in Cadiz, and the following year, the Spanish Armada was defeated by 1588 in the naval battle of Gravorin. However, after the failure of Corinna's Lisbon expedition in 1589, the situation reversed and the Spanish navy recovered its strength in the naval battle in flores.

1595- 1596 Britain's expedition to the west Indies and 1597 Essex-Raleigh all failed completely. Spain sent two armada in 1596 and 1597 to pursue victory, but they were defeated in bad weather.

In the ten years after the defeat of the Armada, Spain strengthened its naval strength and had a far-reaching impact on the precious metal transportation in South America. The war reached a deadlock in the 1650 s.

1602, Britain and the Netherlands once gained the dominance of the English Channel and even Western European waters through the Battle of Dover, which lasted for two years.

160 1- 1604 Spain laid a cruel and bloody siege on Ostend in human history. After three years of siege, the British and Dutch allied forces finally surrendered, and the Spanish army took the castle, which made all three parties want to end the war and return to peace. ?

1604, Philip III and the new British king James I signed the Treaty of London. The agreement between Spain and Britain stopped military intervention in Ireland and the Netherlands respectively, and the British side gave up looting on the high seas.

Both parties have achieved some goals, and Spain regained its advantage in western European waters after the war. The whole treaty is in Spain's favor. However, the whole war process caused considerable financial burden to the two countries, while Britain entered a 40-year downturn.

2. wars of the roses

Wars of the roses (also known as wars of the roses; English: wars of the roses; ; 1455 ── 1485) is two descendants of Edward III (reigning 1327-1377): supporters of house of lancaster and York family fought intermittently for the British throne.

Both families are branches of the Plantagenet royal family, the York family is the descendant of Edward III's fourth son, and house of lancaster is the descendant of Edward III's third son.

The Battle of the Roses is the fifth and sixth generation heir of Edward III, a York family, and the fourth and fifth generation heir against Edward III, house of lancaster.

The name "wars of the roses" was not used at that time, but in the16th century, Shakespeare's historical drama "Henry VI" marked the beginning of the war with two roses, which became a common term.

The name comes from the family badges chosen by Rosa Garica of Lancaster and Rosa× Alba of York.

The war ended with the marriage of henry vii of house of lancaster and Elizabeth of York, which also ended the rule of the French Plantagenet Dynasty in Britain and opened the rule of the Tudor Dynasty in New Wales. It also marks the end of the English Middle Ages and the beginning of a new Renaissance.

To commemorate this war, England took the rose (actually the rose of ancient Europe here) as the national flower, and changed the royal national emblem to red and white roses.

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