The ENTIRE History of The United Kingdom | History Documentary

The land of Britain was once considered a myth by the mighty Roman Empire. To them, it was nothing more than an old legend.
This changed in the year 55 BC when Julius Caesar set his sights on this fabled island and sailed towards its shores. The historical discovery ended in defeat, but almost a century later, the Romans found glory when Emperor Claudius stepped foot on British soil.
The Romans conquered magnificent castles and cities, leaving their mark on the land. They set their eyes on Stonehenge, using the sacred site for their worship and rituals. Londinium was established, and the Romans seized control of the land.
But what happened next in the history of the United Kingdom? To understand the story of this fascinating land, we must start from the very beginning.
From prehistoric times and the Stone Age settlements, through the Norman Conquest, to the rise of the British Empire and the modern era, the UK has played a pivotal role in shaping world history. The Magna Carta laid the foundations for democracy, while the Industrial Revolution spurred global progress. The Victorian era saw the British Empire spread over a quarter of the globe, with its influence so vast it was said the sun never set on it.
Join us as we delve into the rich and diverse history of the United Kingdom, a land that has become one of the most powerful and widespread civilizations on the planet
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[@firewaterforgeofarizona4304]

Like your videos, but could you stop the "wavyness" of the pictures?

[@DARKHistory0]

Thank you your comment. Sure i'll stop it

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[@rchas1023]

No, it doesn't start until the Union of the kingdoms of England and Scotland!

[@DARKHistory0]

Thanks for your comment. This is a video based on facts found on the internet.

[@rchas1023]

@@DARKHistory0 "facts"?

[@DARKHistory0]

Information about history

[@robertbarrett1528]

All lightness and sun and except for the briefest mention of the “Irish famine” (which one?) , nothing said about the countless millions of lives ended in their colonies by insatiable British greed and thievery.

[@ianlayton6949]

What is interesting is that by compressing Stonehenge to Brexit into four mins, they've distilled the story to the central points (at least from their perspective) - and those central points are, as you say, generally positive. That in itself is interesting and worthwhile imo. That's not to trivialise or excuse the UK's darker history - from the burning of Lindisfarne to Bloody Sunday - just to recognise that overall the story is generally positive.