Yr6 Story of London

The Anglo-Saxons moved into the Roman town of Londinium.

Early Londinium was surrounded by a wall.

What year did the Great Fire of London happen?

Germany gave up on invading England in order to invade this country.

Production of goods moved from small shops to these:

What contributed to the fire spreading so quickly?

London's population increased immediately after the war.

When London was under attack, most people sheltered in:

By 1900, Britain ruled over this percentage of the earth's population.

In 61 CE, this woman from the Iceni tribe attacked and burned down London.

How many months was England bombed for?

Imported goods are goods that are made in your home country and sent to other countries.

By 1900, 80% of the population lived and worked in the countryside

In the 1700 and 1800s, London went through this period of time:

King Charles II stayed in London to help fight the fire.

10 Million homes in London were destroyed or damaged.

This man and his German forces, tried to take over all of Europe.

In 1078, this king of England built the Tower of London.

The Romans called London, Londinium.

The Romans left in 410 CE in order to defend other parts of the empire, and these people invaded.

Many people in London died from from this deadly disease.

These famous building were built in London in the 1800s.

The fire started at the house of Thomas Farriner who had this job.

Poor people lived on the edges of town where the factories were located.

When rebuilding London, the government improved the city.

These problems existed in London during the Middle Ages.

The British responded by bombing German towns and cities.

These people invaded Britain in 43 CE, and built London.

London was bombed in the Blitz during World War 1.

These industries became popular after the war.

When rebuilding London, these kinds of buildings were built.

Many London streets were named after the main product that was traded there.

The Anglo-Saxons eventually moved back into London, in order to be better protected from these invaders.