Economia Solidarias

1. England always looked for a leader. When the British island was part of the Roman Empire and when Rome fell, England became a group of realms with different leaders, King Arthur was powerful.
Thefirst king of England was consolidated Egbert married the daughter of Offa
Alfred the Great King of Wessex
The invaders were the Danes Ingleterra dividing in two, north and south in England had nostanding army the outcome of battles was to allow the march westward Danes (colonize).
Vikings were hostile invaders on the coast of Brittany, burning and destroying.
Danenses Alfred fought againstnot only building an army of war but also to fortify English cities, reclaiming the lands that were under Danish control.
The success of Alfred was in the laws for the good order of the kingdom andthe monastic life of the church.

2. The United Kingdom consists of England, Wales, Scotland (who together make up Great Britain) and Northern Ireland.
The UK is a constitutional monarchy and aparliamentary democracy.

3. Cradle of the industrial revolution, the UK has produced many great scientists and engineers, for example, Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin. The father of moderneconomics, Adam Smith, was a Scot. The English literature has a number of poets, playwrights, essayists and novelists from Geoffrey Chaucer, William Shakespeare and his contemporaries, to an abundance ofmodern writers like J. K. Rowling and Doris Lessing, winner of the Nobel.

4. Inglaterra siempre buscaba un lider. Cuando la isla britanica era parte del imperio romano y cuando roma cayo ,Inglaterra se convirtio en un grupo de reinos con diferentes lideres, el rey poderoso fue Arthur.
El primer rey de Inglaterra fue Egbert consolido matrimonio con la hija de Offa
Alfredo el grande el rey deWessex
Los invasores fueron los daneses dividiendo a ingleterra en dos, hacia el norte y el sur, en Inglaterra no habia ejercito permanente el resultado de las batallas fue permitir la marcha de...