TardisWorld History

History timeline

UK

17 periods and events, 3001 BCE – 1945.

Periods and events

WhenPeriod or eventKindSource
3001–1601 BCENeolithic Britain (Stonehenge)新石器时代不列颠(巨石阵)

Approximate; Stonehenge and other monuments are built by Neolithic Britons.

OtherSource
801 BCE – 43Celtic Britons (Iron Age)凯尔特不列颠人(铁器时代)

Iron Age Celtic culture across Britain before the Roman invasion.

OtherSource
43 – 410Roman Britain罗马不列颠

Province of Britannia from the Claudian invasion until Rome withdraws around 410.

Dynasty or eraSource
410 – 1066Anglo-Saxon England盎格鲁-撒克逊英格兰

Germanic settlement and the kingdoms that unify into England by the 10th century.

Dynasty or eraSource
793 – 1066Viking invasions and the Danelaw维京入侵与丹麦法区

Norse raids and settlement; much of eastern England falls under the Danelaw.

WarSource
1066Norman Conquest诺曼征服

William of Normandy defeats Harold at Hastings, reshaping English rule and language.

WarSource
1500 – 1660The Scientific Revolution科学革命Movement
1564 – 1616Shakespeare莎士比亚

English playwright and poet, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language.

LiteratureSource
1637 – 1789The Enlightenment (Age of Reason)启蒙运动(理性时代)Movement
1760 – 1830The First Industrial Revolution第一次工业革命Economy
1769Watt's steam engine瓦特蒸汽机

James Watt's improved steam engine, a cornerstone of the Industrial Revolution.

TechnologySource
1801Union with Ireland与爱尔兰合并Politics
1803 – 1815Napoleonic Wars拿破仑战争War
1825First public steam railway首条公共蒸汽铁路

The Stockton and Darlington Railway opens, launching the railway age.

TechnologySource
1837 – 1901Victorian era维多利亚时代Dynasty or era
1882 – 1941Virginia Woolf弗吉尼亚·伍尔夫

A central modernist known for stream-of-consciousness narration and lyrical interior monologue; a foundational figure of feminist literary criticism. Example: To the Lighthouse (1927).

LiteratureSource
1939 – 1945World War II第二次世界大战War

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