Download to England?

“This blessed plot, this earth,
“There’ll always be an England..”
this realm, this England.”
W. Shakespeare
the largest country in the UK,
is situated east of Wales
and south of Scotland,
mainly low-lying country with
a lot of picturesque
countryside.
50 million people
Saint George , a soldier
in the Roman army,
saved a princess , killed
a dragon.
Geography
Regions
Population
Symbol /patron saint
Name the Region of England.
Aidmlnsd
The Midlands
The heart of England, industrial part,
Oxford, Stratford–upon-Avon
Aaglni tsae
East Anglia
Flat, farming region, Cambridge, The Fens,
good harvest, Oliver Cromwell,
more than half surrounded by the sea.
Estotuahs
The Southeast
Highly populated, a lot of industry,
a lot of roads, London, Heathrow Airport,
the garden of England, the resorts.
Nrhot fo laendgn
The North of England
Wildest and loneliest part, deep valleys,
rivers and waterfalls, hills and mountains,
rich in coal, the Lake District,
the ruins of Hadrian’s Wall.
☺Stwtuoshe
☺The Southwest
Farming, dairy products, romantic past,
pirates, Stonehenge, “Land’s End”
1. The Celtic invasion.
2. The Roman invasion.
3. The Anglo-Saxon
invasion.
4. The Vikings.
5. The Normans. TEST
☺6th and 3rd century, came , from
Europe, mixed in with, pagan
with priests ,Druids, were
famous artists, designs,
decorated crosses.
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Make the right choice.
 The invaders divided the land into
the kingdoms; learning and
education was encouraged.
 The population and castles were
counted; lands were measured;
the Domesday book was written.
 The border between England and
Scotland was made; civilization
was brought to England; a system
of well-paved roads was
constructed.
 The invaders formed their own
area where they followed their
traditions and obeyed their law;
they taught the English to trade.
 People were technically
advanced, they knew how to work
with iron. The Iron Age began.
When……(come) for the
When
( come)
second
time?for the first time?
Who …….(the
Who
….(rule)leader)?
the country?
How many
……..(bring)?
How
manysolders
solders
… (bring)
to England?
What
…….(build)?
Who …..(revolt)?
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to encourage - подбадривать
were surrounded – были окружены
to give in – сдаться
a prisoner – пленница
dishonour –бесчестие
bad treatment- плохое обращение.
The Iceni tribe revolted in BC 60.
Boadicea encouraged her men to fight.
Boadicea’s army never burnt Roman
cities.
The Roman army
surrounded Boadicea’s
army.
The Queen poisoned
her daughters and then
herself.
The war Boadicea
fought…
The Queen had …
Boadicea’s army
was…
Boadicea gave ….
The Queen
preferred death …
 poison to her
daughters.
surrounded.
to dishonour and
bad treatment.
 a lot of success at
first.
was against the
Romans.
Complete the sentences.
______ Roman soldiers guarded the
wall, which was ____ kilometers long
and about ___ meters high. Every 8
kilometers there was a large ______,
which could hold up to ____ Roman
soldiers. About 1,500 meters there was
a small fort, called___________.
Romans _________ the wall all the time.
If tribes__________, they ran for help.
Milecastle
attacked
1000
guarded
4
fort
120
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15000
left Britain; continued to attacked Britain;
asked Anglo-Saxon to come from Germany;
defeated the Picts and Scots ; refused to leave
and stayed; went north and west
( to Cornwall); founded a lot
of kingdoms:
Read this text and find words that
don’t belong to the sentences.
For example:
King there Alfred the
Great was one of the first
kings of England.
(AD 849-900)
(AD 849-900)
“There will always
be an England .“
(AD 849-900)
Answer the questions:
 Who was King Alfred?
 What did the people call him?
 What did the king do for his people?
 Against whom did he fight?
 What did Alfred want?
 Why did Alfred and his people
fight hard?
began to attack; came from Norway,
Denmark; winters - cold, long; soil- poor;
made a big army; couldn’t resist;
remained free of the Vikings; made a
treaty; in 1020 became
the part of Denmark.
 Edward the
Confessor
 The duke of
Normandy,
William, his
cousin
 Harold, Earl of
Wessex
 William the
Conqueror came
 Hastings
 Domesday Book