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only estimation). The first figure was 8.8 million of people. We try to have a look on this evolution until today. The first document ever to register this number is called the Domesday book. It dates back to 1086. During the Middle Ages (11th century), William the Conqueror, he was a Norman(dy), Hastings 1066; there was a king in Great Britain, Alfred was king in 1066. This invasion was very important in the history of Britain for many reasons : - linguistically (latin words) The Normans

Why were the Ottomans so successful in the 14th and 15th centuries? At the beginning of the 13th century, the Ottomans were one of the numerous nomad Turkish tribes present in Anatolia since the battle of Mantzikert at the end of the eleventh century. They probably formed one of the Oghuz tribes, the tribal family which gave birth to the Seljuk dynasty. Besides, these tribes were vassal to the Seljuk empire and they received an itqa in exchange for military service.1 More precisely, these tribes

long-term dominance of English. It was the beginning of the English nation. It took a long time for Scandinavians to penetrate England. We have no idea how many texts were destroyed during that period. Only a few texts are known. During the 11th century, there was the major process of influence between the Scandinavian languages and English. Ex. : (Sc.) “they” replaced “hi” (A-S) (Sc.) “are” replaced “synth” (A-S) ( In the North, Scandinavian influence was the strongest. At the time of settlement

publisher of books in the world.[254] The English playwright and poet William Shakespeare is widely regarded as the greatest dramatist of all time. Among the earliest English writers areGeoffrey Chaucer (14th century), Thomas Malory (15th century), Sir Thomas More (16th century), and John Milton (17th century). Education: Education in Englandis the responsibility of the Secretary of State for Education, though the day to day administration and funding of state schools is the responsibility of Local Authorities

sense to refer only to those 15th- and 16th-century polyphonic songs that do not set poems in one of the formes fixes (see Rondeau (i); Virelai; Ballade (i)), but in this article it is taken in a somewhat broader context to mean any polyphonic song with French text written from about the time of Machaut to the end of the 16th century. 1. Origins to about 1430. 2. 1430 to about 1525. 3. 1525 to the mid-16th century. 4. The second half of the 16th century. BIBLIOGRAPHY HOWARD MAYER BROWN/DAVID FALLOWS

population, the others religions in the country are christianity , buddhism , and hinduism. Islam: The Islam religion first came to Indonnesia by the 12th century, and spread by peaceful reasons all the country's archipelago. It's suppose to have come with the muslim merchants of that time. it became a trading religion. at the end of the 14th century all kingdoms on Java were muslims.And the muslim population went incrising During the dictature of both Sukarto and Suharto, the demand of an islamic state

Barack Obama and the Democratic Party in the 21srt Century -Introduction: November, 4th 2008: Barack Obama’s election (presidential election US) -The 44th President of US and 18th representative of the Democratic Party. -Democratic Party: created by Thomas Jefferson, James Madison… against Federalism, policies of George Washington, Alexander Hamilton… and in favour of the Bill of Rights. - 1srt : called Democratic Republican Party -1800: Thomas Jefferson : 1srt Democratic-Republican President

damages: -economic, such as medical expenses and lost wages -noneconomic, such as “pain and suffering” -The American sys. of justice is based on the adversory process, with 2 sides opposing each other on a specific point of law. -Until the 20th century, law in the US was based on the idea of natural law (or divine law). This concept held that humanity possesses absolute rights (divinely ordained) on which a king or gvt couldn’t trample. Best illustration of natural law: the Declaration of Independence

The portcullis was originally the badge of various English noble families from the 14th century. It went on to be adopted by the kings of the Tudor dynasty in the 1500s, under which the Palace of Westminster became the regular place of Parliament. The crown was added to make the badge a specifically royal symbol. Both houses of parliament accepted the crowned portcullis as their emblem during the 20th century.

was built in the 14th century and formed part of the Manor of Ebury. At the beginning of the XVIIIe century, the Palace is that a large hotel was built for John Sheffield, the sixth Duke of Buckingham. 1 King George III takes ownership in 1761 to his residence. The following years, the Palace was enlarged by various British architects. In 1837, during the reign of Queen Victoria, the Palace became the official residence of the sovereign. It is still enlarged during the XIXe century and at the beginning