English history - until 1603

2. In 1215 - Magna Charta was signed and the Great Britain turned into a ..............
5. The first inhabitants of the British Isles were the Celtic tribes called .............
8. The Hundred Years’ War lasted for .............
9. Romans separated Scotland and England with the .............
10. ............. was a struggle between two noble families (of York and Lancaster)who wanted the crown.
11. The capital city of the Roman Britain, founded in 43 AD (it is one of the oldest cities in the world)
12. The Anglo-Saxons consisted of three tribes (or kingdoms) - the Angles, the Saxons and the .............).
13. Elizabeth I. was also called The ............. because she never married.

1. In 1066 the Anglo-Saxon king Harold was defeated at ............. by the Norman Duke William the Conqueror.
3. .............(in 1534) made Henry VIII. the supreme head over the Church of England.
4. ............. roses were typical for the houses of York and Lancester.
6. In the 7th century ............. brought Christianity to Britain.
7. The ............. came and invaded the country around 43 AD (they lived on the British Isles for more than 5 centuries)