How well do you know British History ? The Famous Kings and Queens of England 871-1016 = Alfred the Great, Edward Elder, Athelstan, Edmund I, Edred, Edwy, Edgar, Edward the Martyr, Ethelred. 1016-…
The British army in the 1890s numbered 225,000, arranged in 140 battalions, 55 percent of which were stationed overseas. There were 17,000 cavalrymen in twenty-eight calvary regiments, six to nine […]
Our The Tudors Poster is a great educational resource that will help you create relevant and engaging History classrooms.
![Kindertransport (European history [1938–1940])](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/47/bb/ee/47bbee79288a336611173dfb91295a2c.png)
Videos and Images for Kindertransport (European history [1938–1940])
Enlightenment was a movement of politics, philosophy, science and communications in Europe during the 19th century.
Learning historical and cultural facts about the English Speaking countries is also very important when learning the language in order to understand better their speakers/citizens.
Throw out your globe. We've got some explaining to do.
Look back at the style history of Britain's first female Prime Minister
A unique view of hundreds of moments from Britain history depicting kings and queens, top battles, famous houses, heroes and villains from the dinosaurs today on an amazing 2m-long wallchart.
Discover over 100 questions about British History. If you love everything that has to do with the UK, this ultimate British History Quiz will be perfect for you. From the wives of Henry VIII to WWII, everything is here!
Some women stood atop all others in positions of power, and, with either a crown atop their heads or sword in hand, reshaped history.
It was said that the sun never set upon the British Empire, which stretched across North America, the Pacific, across Asia to Africa, and throughout the Atlantic, girdling the world under the Union Jack. The British Empire at its peak controlled 13,700,000 square miles, nearly a quarter of the land…
The vector illustrations of Great and Inspirational Women In History: Frida Kahlo, Jane Austen, Amelia Earhart, Coco Chanel, Emmeline Pankhurst, Gertrude Ederle, Ada Lovelace, Rosa Parks. The world has changed thanks to their inventions, discoveries, and ideas. YOU WII GET: EPS: 8 x vector files PNG: 8 x png-files (on transparent background, 2000 x 2000 px) DETAILS All files are in RGB colour mode PNG file is 300dpi You purchase a zip archive (use special utilities to extract files from the archive) Check out our other projects to see more famous people: "Famous scientists • Volume 1" - https://creativemarket.com/YetiCrab/486090-Famous-scientists-%E2%80%A2-Volume-1 "Famous scientists • Volume 2" - https://creativemarket.com/YetiCrab/1153361-Famous-scientists-%E2%80%A2-Volume-2 "Famous scientists • Volume 3" - https://creativemarket.com/YetiCrab/4968338-Famous-scientists-%E2%80%A2-Volume-3 If you have some questions or ideas please leave us a message here [email protected] or leave your comments here! We are glad to help and to chat ) Have a good day and inspiring projects! Daria & Daniel / Yeticrab design
Part 3 of a 5-part series. In the aftermath of the Indian Mutiny, whether the Indian Army was exclusively for garrison purposes (at its furthest extent, the invasion of bordering states), or if it …
Our Monarchs and the Crowns They Wore.
According to many historians, the European witch trials were far larger and more aggressive than those in Salem. For some reason, the trials in Salem get all the fame, but I encourage every witch to
For every Queen Elizabeth II, there is a Marie Antoinette. This list compiles of the 12 worst queens in history that you must know.
Why the sudden U-turn? What does it mean for Brexit? And could the PM lose? Key questions answered.
There's something about tragic figures in history that catches our interest and contributes to our desire to learn as much as we can about their life and the
After the Lombards had broken off the siege of Rome, the city regained a bit of peace under the administration of Pope Gregory. The temporary stability allowed him to focus his energies on spiritual matters. His first mission was beyond the shores of continental Europe: the former Roman territory of Britain. England later converted to […]
Viking Settlements in the British Isles
The British Empire (fl. 1815-1942) was the largest empire in history, larger even than the Mongol empire. It ruled the seas, a fourth of the land and a fourth of mankind. It had more people than ev…
We may read volumes upon volumes of history books and make our teachers proud. But there’s nothing more all-telling than real pictures that document wonders of the past. With Joseph Niepce’s camera obscura used in 1827, humans realized that capturing fleeting moments and preserving them was possible. And they never looked back.
Visit the post for more.
JOHN BERCOW has apologised for breaching Parliamentary rules as he lines up outside interests for his life after stepping down as Speaker.
Anne Boleyn's famous pearl necklace, with a golden initial B, has been lost to history— but at the Balenciaga runway show at Paris Fashion Week, we saw something very similar. What happened to her necklace?
