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• Forty Martyrs of England and Wales
  ...canonized]] by [[Pope Paul VI]] on 25 October 1970. Many other English and Welsh Roman Catholics suffered martyrdom during this period, including St [[Thoma
  1 kilobytes (156 words) - 09:27, June 18, 2008
• Australia
  |language =English *Languages: English.
  78 kilobytes (10,802 words) - 22:26, June 11, 2025
• Europe
  ...nd Vistula flow from the Alps and the Balkans northward, emptying into the English Channel, North and Baltic seas; the Po and Rubicon rivers flow into the Med ...n). Other Indo-European languages include Celtic (Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Breton), Baltic (Latvian, Lithuanian), Greek and Albanian. Non-Indo-Europ
  29 kilobytes (4,140 words) - 20:37, October 28, 2025
• Alfred the Great
  ...[[England]] against the [[Vikings]], often regarded as one of the greatest English kings. ...garded as flawed in any way, and his own personal character has molded the English national character to the present day. He was succeeded as king by his elde
  5 kilobytes (842 words) - 16:56, July 2, 2021
• Magna Carta
  ...through the centuries to become integral parts of the legal systems of the English speaking world and indeed much of the world. ...=Charles Bertram|last2=Treat|first2=Edwin Bryant|title=Outline for Review, English History|publisher=American Book Company|date=1907|pages=13}}</ref> and the
  31 kilobytes (5,528 words) - 19:46, June 15, 2023
• Tudor dynasty
  The '''Tudor dynasty''' was a [[dynasty]] of six [[monarchy|monarch]]s of [[Welsh]] ancestry who ruled [[England]] and [[Ireland]] from 1485 until 1603 AD:<r [[Category:English History]]
  600 bytes (81 words) - 00:31, June 26, 2016
• Longbow
  ...] during [[Edward I]]'s campaigns in Wales, and subsequently developed the Welsh self-bows into a longer, much more powerful weapon, typically made of [[yew ...15th centuries, and the discipline and training of the archers - an Anglo-Welsh yeoman archer of the time was trained to loose an arrow, generally 32" long
  3 kilobytes (429 words) - 13:19, July 26, 2016
• William Penn
  ...ers, and of granting pardons. The laws were to contain nothing contrary to English law, appeals were possible to the Crown and the Privy Council. Parliament w ...tists, German Lutherans, Calvinists, Moravians, Scots-Irish Presbyterians, Welsh Baptists, Irish Catholics, and Missionary Anglicans, the government did not
  36 kilobytes (5,776 words) - 15:40, August 24, 2019
• Thirteen Colonies
  | [[New York]] || 1626 || [[Dutch]]; English in 1664 || Shipbuilding and trade || Governor appointed by king || [[Dutch ...ir George Carteret]] and [[Lord John Berkeley]] were given the land by the English Duke of York || Oats, wheat, rye || Governor appointed by king || [[Dutch R
  39 kilobytes (5,660 words) - 22:11, October 29, 2022
• Thomas Jefferson
  ...3 - July 4, 1826) authored the [[most influential phrases|most influential English phrase]] ever: "all men are created equal," which he inserted into the [[D ...n Virginia's western frontier. His father, Peter Jefferson (1707–57), of Welsh descent, owned slaves and was a county magistrate who was elected to the Ho
  78 kilobytes (11,949 words) - 01:59, October 26, 2025
• Pennsylvania
  ...uylkill River. The Dutch seized New Sweden in 1655, only to lose it to the English in 1664. King Charles II gave it to William Penn to pay off debts; the Penn The colony was founded and owned by [[William Penn]], an English Quaker who wanted a place where [[Quaker]]s and other denominations could w
  35 kilobytes (5,121 words) - 06:45, January 7, 2025
• David Lloyd George
  ...vigorous attacks on the Conservatives and his championship of prohibition, Welsh nationalism, and disestablishment of the Church of England in Wales. During ...owned in the village of Cricieth, in Wales; the children grew up speaking Welsh. She refused to live in London. After 1912 his secretary Frances Stevenson
  21 kilobytes (3,034 words) - 03:31, July 6, 2024
• International System of Units
  ...d 'kilometer' is spelt 'cilometr'. Nevertheless, a Welsh person writing in Welsh that 'the runway is 3&nbsp;km long' would use '3&nbsp;km' for 'three kilome ...km' is correct, '25km' is incorrect. This is a common mistake for users of English units, where no space is placed between the number and the unit.
  22 kilobytes (3,617 words) - 15:04, September 8, 2021
• British
  ...dom]]. They usually call themselves ''[[English]]'', ''[[Scottish]]'', ''[[Welsh]]'' or ''Northern Irish''/''[[Irish]]'' referring to which constituent coun ...used instead of "British." This annoyed the Scots and Irish so much that "English" is today more narrowly confined to the language and to the country of Engl
  4 kilobytes (580 words) - 19:51, December 14, 2025
• Second Amendment
  ...s], Second Amendment, Britannica</ref> of the Second Amendment, the 1689 [[English Bill of Rights]] states that Protestant citizens can "have Arms for their D ...e of doubt on the legality) the sending arms to America. They disarmed the Welsh by statute, as you attempted (but still with more question on the legality)
  34 kilobytes (5,397 words) - 16:38, June 14, 2024
• Pi
  ...math></big>'''. It was first used with its current meaning in 1706 by a [[Welsh]] mathematician, William Jones,<ref name="hist">{{cite web During the plague of 1665-1666, [[Isaac Newton]] was confined to the English village of Woolsthorpe. There he calculated '''<big><math>\pi</math></big>'
  15 kilobytes (2,241 words) - 01:05, September 3, 2021
• Petula Clark
  Born Petula Sally Olwen Clark to an English father and Welsh mother in Surrey, England, Clark began singing in the local church choir at
  8 kilobytes (1,324 words) - 19:08, September 26, 2018
• Desecularization
  ...epartment of Sociology at the University of Warwick]</ref> In terms of the English speaking world, Google trend data as of August 2013 indicates that the worl ...likely. The shrinking of the skeptical share of humanity is inevitable, as Welsh geneticist Steve Jones has stated.
  123 kilobytes (17,351 words) - 02:37, August 17, 2025
• Ethnic group
  *[[English]] *[[Welsh]]
  2 kilobytes (261 words) - 17:15, August 19, 2021
• British Isles
  ...e [[Orkney]] off the [[Scottish]] coast, [[Anglesey]] (Ynys Mon) off the [[Welsh]] coast and the [[Isle of Man]] between [[Great Britain]] and [[Ireland]]. ...king [[London]] and the [[Thames]] with the canal system of the industrial English Midlands..
  10 kilobytes (1,546 words) - 03:41, July 13, 2016