Dates
People
Romans
German tribes
Vikings and Normans
100

When did the Vikings raid Lindisfarne?

In 793.

100

What is the name of the Roman emperor who built a wall across the north of Britain?

Hadrian

100

What did the Romans call Britain?

Britannia

100

What collective term do we use for the tribes of Angles, Saxons and Jutes?

The Anglo-Saxons

100

Who defeated the Vikings?

King Alfred the Great

200

When did the Roman emperor Claudius send an army to Britain?

In AD 43

200

Who was Athelstan?

The first king of the whole of England.

200

Did the Romans conquer Scotland?

No, they never conquered the area which is now Scotland.

200

How many different kingdoms were there during the Anglo-Saxon period?

Seven

200

Where did the Vikings come from?

Denmark and Norway

300

What happened in 410 AD? 

The Romans left Britain for good.

300

Who made Britain part of the Roman Empire?

the Roman emperor Claudius

300

Who led the first invasion of Britain?

Julius Cesar

300

What does the word England mean?

Angle-land, land of the Angles.

300

What part of England did the Vikings conquer?

the north-eastern part of England

400

When did the Celts arrive in Britain?

600 BC

400

Who won the Battle of Hastings?

Duke William of Normandy

400

What important thing did the Roman emperor Hadrian do?

He built a wall across the north of Britain.

400

Name the 3 German tribes that invaded Britain in 4th century AD.

The Angles, the Saxons, the Jutes

400

What name was given to the land that Alfred the Great granted to the Danes?

Danelaw.

500

What happened in 1066? 

Duke William of Normandy invaded England, defeated the last Anglo-Saxon king, Harold, at the Battle of Hastings and became King William I.

500

Who was the last Anglo-Saxon king?

Harold

500

What did the Roman emperor Claudius do in 43 AD?

He sent an army to Britain and conquered it.

500

What did the Anglo-Saxons do with the Celts?

They pushed them into the hills and mountains of the north and west.

500

Name the Anglo-Saxon heptarchy

Northumbria, Mercia, East Anglia, Essex, Kent, Sussex, Wessex