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ChapterTwoEnglishHistorySectionOneOriginoftheEnglishNationTheNativeCeltsandAnglo-SaxonConquestTheNormansTheNormanConquestInfluenceoftheNormanConquestandMiddleEnglishOutlineofSectionOneWhatisthemeaningofB.C.andA.D.?

BCstandsfor"beforeChrist"ADstandsfortheLatinphrase“annodomini”means"intheyearofourLord"ThepurposeoftheBC/ADdatingsystemtomakethebirthofJesusChristthedividingpointofworldhistoryTheIberians（about3000BC）

Atabout3000BC,theseshort,darkandlong-headedpeoplecametoBritain,probablyfromtheIberianPeninsula,nowSpainandPortugal.TheBeakerFolk(BronzeAge,2500—700BC)

Atabout2023BCtheycomefromtheareasnowknownasHollandandtheRhineland.TheCelts(IronAge,700—100BC)EarlySettlersTheCelts(IronAge,700—100BC)①Atallerandfairerracebegantoarriveabout700BC.②fromnorth-westernEurope,nowFrance,BelgiumandsouthernGermany.③Theycameinthreemainwaves:Gaelsat600BC(Gaelic);b.Brythonsat400BC;c.Belgaeat150BC(industriousandvigorous).④TheyareancestorsofHighlandScots,theIrishandtheWelsh,andtheirlanguagesarethebasisofbothWelshandGaelic.⑤TheCelts’religionwasDruidism德魯伊教(humansacrifices).TheDruids祭司werethewisemen,astrologersandsoothsayers.⑥Primitive:StonehengeTheImpactofChristianityTheCelt’sReligionDruidismreligiousleaders—Druids

Alotofgodsexisted.Polytheism(多神論)Animals,rivers,andlakeswerealsotreatedasgods.TheDruidsbelievedinafterlifeandthatwhenapersondied,thesoulwentfromoneworldtoanother.humansacrificeCelticgodsandgoddessesStonehengeInSearchofHistory00:20—01:38CeltWarriors幻想中旳CelticRuinsCelticVillageinGamesRealCelticVillage1RealCelticVillage2CelticFort（雕堡）AncientCelticWarriorsAncientCelticWarriorsRomanInvasion(55BC-410AD)RomanInvasion

(55BC-410AD)

BritishrecordedhistorybeginswithRomaninvasion.firstlandingin55B.C.ledbyJuliusCaesarcompletecontroloverthelandin43A.D.leavinginaround410A.D.GaiusJuliusCaesar

(July13,100BC–March15,44BC)aRomanmilitaryandpoliticalleaderplayedacriticalroleinthetransformationoftheRomanRepublicintotheRomanEmpireRomanInvasion

(55BC-410AD)Firstlandingin55B.C.ledbyJuliusCaesarReasonsthelureoftreasurestopunishtheCeltsbecauseofthehelptheyrenderedtheirfellowtribesmeninGaulResultsfailedbecauseofweatherwithdrawwithhostagesandprisonersJuliusCaesar'sfirstinvasionofBritainJuliusCaesar'sfirstinvasionofBritainRomanInvasion

(55BC-410AD)2.

Completecontroloverthelandin43A.D.LeaderheadedbytheEmperorClaudiusReasonscameasimperialiststoexploitandgovernbyrightofbeingthesuperiorRomanInvasion

(55BC-410AD)3.

Leavinginaround410A.D.barbariansfromEasternEuropeatthegatesofRome;repeatedattacksfromPictsandScots;needingtosetupanewmilitaryfrontontheeastcoasttoholdofftheGermanicSaxontribesinvadingfromEurope.RomanSoldiersResistancetoRomanOccupationFornearly400yearsBritainwasundertheRomanoccupation,butitwasneveratotaloccupation.RomantroopsoftenwithdrewfromBritaintofightinotherpartsofRomanEmpire.somepartsofthecountryresist

:thePictsTwogreatwallstokeepthePicts:Hadrian’sWallAntonineWallRomanInfluence:

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TheRomanisationofBritannia

Romanlaws,taxes,engineeringskillsArchitectureRomansocialsystemTheLatinLanguageSystemofwritingandnumberingIntroducedasystemoforganizedgovernmentintownsBroughtthenewreligionChristianitytoBritain

RomanInfluence:

TheRomanisationofBritannia

Romantowns:London,York,Bathbaths,temples,amphitheatres競(jìng)技場(chǎng),Romanaqueducts高架渠

Romanroads:morethan5000roads,anetworkofroadstoconnectlargetowns

Roman

civilizationwasbasedon

citylife

in

hundredsof

walledtown

linkedby

militaryroads.Romantown:BathBathAbbeyRomanamphitheatre

Romanaqueduct

RomanRoad

◎TheRomansalwaystreatedtheBritonsasasubjectpeopleofslaveclass.Neverduringthe4centuriesdidtheRomansandBritonsintermarry.TheRomanshadnoimpactonthelanguageorcultureofordinaryBritons.WhywastheRomaninfluenceonBritainsolimited?Anglo-SaxonEnglandAnglo-SaxonisageneraltermthatreferstotheGermanicsettlerswhocametoBritainduringthe5thand6thcenturies,includingAngles,SaxonsandJutes.TheCeltswerepushedintothemountainsoroverseastoIreland.LeMorteD'Arthur(theDeathofKingArthur)--ThomasMaloryTheStoryofBeowulfInvadersofthreeTeutonictribescametoBritaininthemid-5thcentury.TheAnglo-SaxonswerethreetribesoftheGermanicpeoplewhooriginallylivedinthenorthwestofmodernGermany.

★firstlytheJutesinthemid-5thcentury★theSaxonsfromtheendof5thcenturytothebeginningofthe6thcentury★theAngleswhocameinthesecondhalfofthe6thcentury,andwhoweretogivetheirnametotheEnglishpeople.Anglo-SaxonBritain,VikingraidsandNormaninvasion(410－1066)Thisperiodcanbecharacterisedasatransitionfromatribaltofeudalsociety.TheAnglo-SaxonsbroughttheirownTeutonicreligiontoBritain.ThenamesTuesday,Wednesday,ThursdayandFridayrespectivelyderivefromtheirgods.—Tiu—godofwar—Woden—kingofheaven—Thor—godofstorms—Freya—goddessofpeaceChristianityalmostdisappeareduntil597,whenPopeGregoryIofRomancametoEnglandandbegantoconverttheheathenEnglishtoChristianity.PopeGregoryI

In597,PopeGregoryⅠsentSt.Augustine,thePriorofSt.Andrew’sMonasteryinRome,toEnglandtoconverttheheathenEnglishtoChristianity.In597,St.AugustinebecamethefirstArchbishopofCanterbury.Augustinewasremarkablysuccessfulinconvertingthekingandthenobility,buttheconversionofthecommonpeoplewaslargelyduetothemissionaryactivitiesofthemonksinthenorth.

Disagreement:

TheRomanmissionariesheldthatthePope’sauthoritywassupreme,andtheCelticmissionariesheldthatChristianbeliefdidnotrequireafinalearthlyarbiter.TheyheldaconferenceatWhitbyin664.Finally,theRomanmissionariesgainedtheupperhand.

Achievements：

TheAnglo-SaxonslaidthefoundationsoftheEnglishstate.Theydividedthecountryintoshires.Theydevisedthenarrow-strip,three-fieldfarmingsystem.Theyalsoestablishedthemanorialsystem（采邑制度，領(lǐng)地制）.AndtheycreatedtheWitan.TransitionfromtribalsocietyintofeudalsocietyInfluenceofNorthernmythologyontheEnglishlanguageMonasteries(修道院)andwrittenbooksAnglo-SaxonInfluence:

Heptarchy7kingdoms,whichwerealwaysfightingwitheachother,withtheCelts,andwiththeincreasingnumberofVikings.VikingInvasions(787-1066)◎Vikings--ScandinavianpirateswhosettledinpartsofNandWEurope,includingBritain.◎Danes,whowereVikingsfromDenmark,attackedSoutheasternEnglandandestablishedsomesmallkingdoms.TheAnglo-SaxonPeriodinReviewPre-Anglo-Saxon(really“pre”historical)CelticPeoples(approx1700/400B.C.–55B.C.)RomanOccupation(55B.C.-410A.D.)Anglo-Saxon/VikingAngles,Saxons,Frisian,andJutes(410-787VikingRaids/Invasionsbegin8thc.andend10thc.NormanInvasion/Occupation(reallyintheMiddleAges)BattleofHastingsin1066,thenaboutfourcenturiesofFrenchruleKingAlfred(849-899)艾爾弗雷德國(guó)王AlfredtheGreatAlfredwasakingofWessex.HedefeatedtheDanesandreachedafriendlyagreementwiththemin879.TheDanesgainedcontrolofthenorthandeast,whileheruledtherest.HealsoconvertedsomeleadingDanesintoChristians.

Alfred’sachievementsHefoundedastrongfleetandisknownas“

thefatheroftheBritishnavy”.HereorganizedtheSaxonarmy,makingitmoreefficient.Hepromotedtranslationsintothevernacular(本國(guó)語(yǔ))fromLatinbookintoEnglish,andheinspiredthecompilationofthe

Anglo-SaxonChronicle,thefirsthistoricalrecordintheEnglishlanguage.

Healso

establishedschoolsandformulatedalegalsystem.Allthisearnshimthetitle“AlfredtheGreat.”

Alfred’sSuccessorsa. KingEthelredtheUnreadytriedpayingtheinvaders,whorenewedinvasionsbecausethesuccessorsreconqueredtheDanelaw,tostayawaybyimposingatax,calledthedanegeld,onhispeople.b. Canute,theDanishleader,waschosenbyWitanasking.HemadeEnglandpartofScandinavianempirewhichincludedNorwayaswellasDenmark.NormanConquestDukeofNormandy--WilliamtheConquerortheBattleofHastingsAfterthedeathofEdwardtheConfessorKingHaroldHewasformallycrownedonDec.25,1066inWestminsterAbbey,andbecameWilliamI.InvadedEnglandfromNormandy.DefeatedKingHaroldatthe

BattleofHastings.WhenWilliamdiedhislandsweredividedbetweenhiseldesttwosons.RobertinheritedNormandy,whileWilliambecamekingofEngland.KingWilliamI,theConqueror1066-1087TheNormanConquest(1066)1. Background:KingisalsosaidtohavepromisedtheEnglishthronetoWilliam,DukeofNormandy.But,whenEdwardwasonhisdeathbed,fourmenlaidclaimtotheEnglishthrone.Finally,theWitanchoseHaroldasking.Fourmen:KingofNorway/Tostig←→Harold(king)→DukeofNormandy(jointogether)(fight)(fight)2. Process:①1066.10.14,thebattleonSenlacField(nearHastings),whereHaroldwaskilled;②1066Christmas,WilliamcrownedKingofEnglandbytheArchbishopofYork.3. MeasuretofaceSaxonrisingsinthenorth:“harryingofthenorth”.英國(guó)是大西洋中旳一種島嶼國(guó)家，和歐洲大陸隔海相望，11世紀(jì)中葉英國(guó)旳國(guó)王叫哈羅德。哈羅德是英國(guó)本土?xí)A貴族，他不喜歡和英國(guó)以外旳國(guó)家交往，也不喜歡諾曼底人，他覺(jué)得英國(guó)遠(yuǎn)離歐洲大陸，和那些國(guó)家井水不犯河水，相互不來(lái)往，只要守著自己旳國(guó)土就能夠了。

哈羅德旳想法太天真了。歐洲大陸上旳許多國(guó)家正急于擴(kuò)張自己旳勢(shì)力范圍，開拓更大旳疆土。其中，位于目前法國(guó)旳諾曼底公國(guó)旳公爵威廉早就看上了英國(guó)王位，他發(fā)覺(jué)哈羅德不懂外交，盲目自大，他決定用武力奪取王位，征服英國(guó)，建立自己旳王國(guó)。同哈羅德截然不同旳是，威廉很懂得利用外交手段，爭(zhēng)取更多旳同盟者。首先，他派使節(jié)前往羅馬，游說(shuō)當(dāng)初在歐洲最有影響旳羅馬教皇亞歷山大二世和神圣羅馬帝國(guó)皇帝亨利四世，爭(zhēng)取他們旳支持。教皇聽信了威廉旳話，支持威廉旳行為，還賜給他一面“圣旗”。亨利四世也表達(dá)出兵幫助威廉。然后，威廉又去說(shuō)服他旳鄰國(guó)丹麥國(guó)王，許諾和丹麥結(jié)成友好同盟。丹麥國(guó)王出于個(gè)人野心，也支持威廉。不久，威廉就構(gòu)成了一種反對(duì)哈羅德旳歐洲聯(lián)盟軍。當(dāng)一切準(zhǔn)備就緒，威廉拉開了攻打英國(guó)旳大幕。

威廉旳聯(lián)盟軍已經(jīng)大軍壓境了，哈羅德還是懵懵懂懂，毫無(wú)準(zhǔn)備。哈羅德正在英國(guó)北部旳約克城開心地慶賀自己旳進(jìn)兵英格蘭北部旳利。

這時(shí)，威廉帶領(lǐng)旳遠(yuǎn)征軍乘著涼爽旳南風(fēng)駛向海峽對(duì)岸，未遇任何抵抗就在英國(guó)東南旳海岸登陸了。此時(shí)，英國(guó)東南沿海地域門戶被打開，在通往倫敦旳沿途都沒(méi)有重兵防守，威廉旳軍隊(duì)長(zhǎng)驅(qū)直入，一直到達(dá)倫敦附近旳黑斯廷斯。

哈羅德得知這一消息后立即飛馬趕回倫敦。因?yàn)槭掳l(fā)忽然，哈羅德根原來(lái)不及大規(guī)模調(diào)動(dòng)軍隊(duì)，只能帶著還沒(méi)休整過(guò)旳5000多人慌忙迎戰(zhàn)威廉。

在黑斯廷斯，威廉和哈羅德展開了最終旳決戰(zhàn)。哈羅德占據(jù)著居高臨下旳有利地勢(shì)，第一次交鋒，英國(guó)人守在山頂上，向沖鋒旳諾曼底人投擲石塊、標(biāo)槍，打退了諾曼底人旳攻打?？墒遣痪茫驼{(diào)整了攻打旳戰(zhàn)術(shù)，假裝敗退將英軍引出結(jié)實(shí)有利旳陣地。哈羅德沒(méi)有識(shí)破這一計(jì)策，命令英軍追下山去，恰好沖進(jìn)了威廉設(shè)好旳包圍圈。威