Problems Faced by England c. 1300-1500

The UK is separated from the European Continent but we can not avoid typical medieval problems such as war, infectious diseases, rebellion. The external problem is the one hundred year war. The outbreak of domestic plague epidemic and farmers' uprising. Each problem affects the history of Britain and affects what we are currently achieving. The centennial war began as a conflicting debate of the dynasty of the Cape Town family dynasty, now a series of armed conflicts between Britain and Burgundy, the French Friendship League and Scotland, and 100 known. A long-standing war

John Cabot (Italian: Giovanni Caboto; c.1450 - c.1, 500) is an Italian navigator and explorer born in the Kingdom of Naples. Under the rule of England's Henry VII, he discovered the North American 1497 coastal area, which was the first European exploration on the coast of North America since North America visited Willand in the 11th century. In order to celebrate the 500th anniversary of Cabot's adventure, both Canadian and British governments chose Newfoundland's Bonavista as the first landing point of Cabot. However, other places have also been proposed.

Magna Carta, Carta de Foresta and other 13th century regulations, UK, c. 1300? Copies of the two articles of Newbury may have been produced around 1300. It appeared with a small book at some other regulations of the time. It also includes some strange additions, including a threatening curse to those whose English bishop violated the charter. These two major documents and most of the laws are written in Latin, but some laws are written in French kings and nobles still talking about at this point This is the legacy of Norman's heritage.

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