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These celtic authorities were considered very wise people, they usually were medics and religious guides
What is a druid?
This king was born in France and fought in the crusades. He was a great warrior but a mediocre leader
Who is Richard the Lionheart?
Although a drink got named after this queen, protestants know her for a very different reason
Who is (bloody) Mary Tudor?
This famous play writer makes us ponder th question "To be or not to be?"
Who is William Shakespeare
The invention that started it all. With this, they powered many machines during the industrial revolution.
What is the steam engine?
A 3-leaf plant used by St. Patrick to explain the holy trinity.
What is a shamrock?
This famous roman emperor occupied the british islands many years ago, introducing latin, roman organization and infrastructure
Who is Julius Ceasar?
AKA "the virgin queen". She witnessed some of Shakespeare's greates plays
Who is Elizabeth (Tudor) I?
This comedy is a play about a lot of people not called Earnest
What is "The importance of being Earnest"?
This mineral was heavily mined and burned in order to power the steam engines
What is coal?
A man-made stone formation in the UK, which we can only speculate what it was used for
What is Stonehenge?
AKA The Maid of Orleans, this brave french woman fought against the british in the 100 year war
Who is Joan of Arc?
The last wife to Henry VIII. She was more like a nurse to him than a wife.
Who is Catherine Parr?
This famous tragedy set in Italy is incorrectly considered a very romantic love story
What is "Romeo and Juliet"?
A machine invented by a farmer to help making clothes faster than ever
What is the "Spinning Jenny"?
This ficticious creature is supposed to be responsible for the malfunction of some machines and other bad stuff
What is a pixie?
This Spanish noblewoman was first married to Arthur, Prince of Wales, and then to his younger brother. She was falsely accused of adultery and executed for it.
Who is Catherine of Aragon?
The English queen with the second longest reigning term. After her husband died, she was forever dressed in black.
Who is queen Victoria?
A loved writer who fell into disgrace after he was accused of immoral acts for being a homosexual
Who is Oscar Wilde?
This huge machine was deployed in India to make businesses faster and more profitable
What is a train?
A creature similar to a dwarf. They love violence and are supposed to use blood to dye their hats
What is a redcap?
This German noblewoman was the fourth wife to Henry VIII, although for a very brief time
Who is Anne of Cleves?
Not English, but French. This queen created a famous love court to help the heartbroken.
Who is Eleanor of Aquitaine?
This writer exposed the injustices brought by the industrial revolution. Among his books, we have "A Christmas Carol".
Who is Charles Dickens?
Although he didn't actually invent the steam engine, this English man did improve its design and helped with the creation of many other revolutionary machines
Who is James Watt?