History of England

To the assembly of islands located to the north of the European continent, in the antiquity was called them Britanias, to the most important one as for size it was baptized like Great Britain, its history goes back to the beginnings of the civilization since in her we find megalithic monuments, that arrive at our days wrapped in the mystery as is the case of Stonehenge (2000 to 2500 to.C, aprox), Done monuments by the man, of the bronze Age, on the one that weave themselves infinity of histories, arriving to the extraterrestrials.

In Yorkshire another old testimony is found that is the mesolithic center of Maglemosiense of Star Carr, that dates from approximately 7500 to.C, being the first culture of the one that has dates, continuing the Tardenosienenses and it Azilienses, these last in the coasts.

Thus they were happening cultures through the Age of the Bronze, where the agricultural and hunters began to be displaced for groups calls of the bell-shaped Glass, dedicated to the commerce, thus the other activities passed to the secondary plan, attributing him to culture the sanctuary of Avebury and Silbury Hill, the monoliths Callanish (1700 to.C).

For the century SAW.C Britania was found populated by the Celts and the Picts, groups of towns that inhabited also in the center and west of Europe, carrying its culture to the islands, to the century I to.C.

Toward the century V d.C, England is conquered for the Anglo-saxon (old Germanic towns), for the Middle Ages the monarchy is characterized for its power and influence, and is found organized territorial in Counties, with the existence of a strong Camera of Common, relating to the the Camera of Lords, where the Church represented a powerful institution, avocada to the culture and at work social, structured in monasteries and

The English tongue receives the influences of the sajón, latin, of normandy and of the French, to the 1350, where takes forms the English.

England crosses for the famous Black Death toward the 1348, that to the equal to every Europe decimates to its population, carrying it almost halfway and affecting to all the human activities.

England changes its economy and is transformed into an exporter of Commodities and Importing, to stopping being a colonial system in the Middle Ages, being dedicated to the export of weavings, carried out by flamenco weaverbirds and importing all kinds of products manufactured and accessories of luxury.

London passes to be the axis of the commerce, coming to have a population of 80,000 hab., approx., toward the year 1500, remaining installed in Westminster the headquarters of the Parliament and the Court of Justice. Will continue.