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переведите плиз The first inhabitants of the British Isles were normandic Stone Age hunters. Between the sixth and the third century BC1, the British Isles were invaded be Celtic tribes: people from the land which is now the territory of France and Germany. During the next 1,000 years there were many invasions. The Romans came from Italy in AD2 43 and, in calling the country ‘Britannia’, gave Britain its name. The Roman invasion lasted four centuries and brought to Britain Christianity and all the achievements of Roman culture. But the Roman invasion was not peaceful. The tribes in Scotland never completely surrendered to the Romans. In Ireland and Scotland there remained the old Celtic way of life with its native customs and traditions. 5 When Roman legions had left Britain, Germanic tribes began invading the southern part of the country. The first to come were the Saxons, joined later by Jutes and Angles, and England gets its name from this invasion (Angle-land). The Anglo-Saxons came from Germany, Holland and Denmark. The Vikings arrived from Denmark and Norway in the 9th century, and in 1066 the Normans invaded from France. William, the Duke of Normandy, became king of England, establishing a strong centralized state. Castles appeared all over the country to enforce Norman rule. The Normans’ power was absolute and the language of the new rulers, Norman-French, has had a strong effect on English. Since 1066 England has never been invaded by anybody.

Answer 1

Первые жители Британских островов были нормандском каменного века охотники. Между шестым и в ВС1 третьем веке, на Британских островах были захвачены Бе кельтских племен: людей от земли, которая в настоящее время территория Франции и Германии. В течение следующих 1000 лет было много нашествий. Римляне пришли из Италии в AD2 43 и, призывая страну "Британия", дал свое имя Британии. Роман длился вторжение четыре столетия и принес в Британию христианства и всех достижений римской культуры. Но римского вторжения не было мирно. Племена в Шотландии никогда полностью не сдался римлянам. В Ирландии и Шотландии осталось старое кельтское образ жизни с его местными обычаями и традициями.
5 Когда римские легионы покинули Британию, германские племена начали вторжение в южную часть страны. Первое, что приходит были саксонцы, позднее присоединились ютов и англов, а Англия получила свое название от этого вторжения (Угол земли). Англо-саксы пришли из Германии, Голландии и Дании. Викинги прибыли из Дании и Норвегии в 9-м веке, и в 1066 году норманны вторглись из Франции. Уильям, герцог Нормандии, стал королем Англии, создание сильного централизованного государства. Замки появились по всей стране для обеспечения Норман правило. Мощность норманнов "была абсолютной и язык новых правителей, Норман-французский, оказало сильное влияние на английском языке. С 1066 года Англия никогда не была захвачена никому.

Answer 2

The British Isles, in their earliest days, were inhabited by Normandic Stone Age hunters. However, between the sixth and third centuries BC, Celtic tribes from what is now France and Germany invaded the British Isles. This marked the beginning of a series of invasions that would last for the next 1,000 years.

In AD 43, the Romans, hailing from Italy, invaded the British Isles and named the country "Britannia." Their invasion lasted for four centuries and brought Christianity and the advancements of Roman culture to Britain. However, the Roman invasion was not without resistance. The tribes in Scotland never fully surrendered to the Romans, and in Ireland and Scotland, the old Celtic way of life and its customs and traditions persisted.

After the Roman legions left Britain, Germanic tribes began invading the southern part of the country. The Saxons were the first to arrive, followed by the Jutes and the Angles. It is from this invasion that England gets its name (Angle-land). The Anglo-Saxons originated from Germany, Holland, and Denmark.

In the 9th century, the Vikings arrived from Denmark and Norway, further shaping the history of the British Isles. Then, in 1066, the Normans invaded from France under the leadership of William, the Duke of Normandy. William became the king of England and established a strong centralized state. Castles were built throughout the country to enforce Norman rule.

The Normans held absolute power, and the language of the new rulers, Norman-French, had a profound influence on the English language. Since the Norman invasion in 1066, England has not been invaded by any external force.