History Dates - GCSE OCR B

Roman Bankside

43-500 AD

Medieval bankside

500-1500 AD

Early modern bankside

1500-1750

Roman occupation

43 AD

Industrial bankside

1750-1900

Modern Bankside

1900-2021

Londinium founded

43 AD

First wooden bridge built

43AD

Roman londinium burned down

60 AD

Population grows to over 60,000

100 AD

Defensive walls added around londinium and southwark

200 AD

End of roman occupation in Britain

450 AD

construction of st. Mary Overie

1106

Construction of Bishop of Winchester's Palace

1150

Completion of the stone London Bridge

1209

Major fire and reconstruction of St. Mary Overie.

1212

Development of Stews in the 'Liberty of the Clink'

13th century

Paris Gardens becomes property of the Hospitillars

1324

At least 12 major Inns in Southwark/Bankside

1381

Southwark School of Glaziers opens

1515

The globe opens

1599

Death of Lancelot Andrews, Bishop of Winchester

1624

Many theatres and arenas shut by Puritans

1642

Great Fire of London

1666

The great fire of Southwark

1676

Construction of Blackfriars and Westminster Bridges

1750s

Anchor Brewery becomes the Barclay Brewery

1791

development of residential housing on St. George's Field

1800s

Bankside Gas Works opens

1814

St Mary Overie's Wharf opens

1882

Sainsbury's open a warehouse in Bankside

1890

Bankside Power Station Opens

1891

Bankside population hits a peak of nearly 60,000

1901

Great damage done to bankside during WWII

1940-1945

Bankside Power Station closes

1981

Bankside population at 6,500

1991

Tate gallery buys Bankside Power Station

1994

Tate Modern opens, Millennium Bridge and London Eye open

2000

Adolf Hitler appointed German chancellor

January 1933

Reichstag fire :the Reichstag was set on Fire by a secret order of Joesef Goebbels; called a communist plot;Hitler convinced president Hindenburg to suspend all civil rights for Communists, socialists, liberals, and trade unionists

27th of February 1933

Social democrat members vote against the enabling act

March 1933

All political parties , except the Nazi party , are dissolved

June 1933

Concordat signed between german government and the vatican

July 1933

The provincial protestant churches are amalgamated to from a single 'Reich Church '

July 1933

Martin Neimoller establishes the emergency league of pastors ( confessing church )

September 1933

the election where the Nazis won 288 seats

5th of March 1933

Wilhelm Frick added to the cabinet and made the minister of the interior

1933

Local governments overthrown by the SA violence allowing the Reich Government to appoint new commissioners , new laws .

March 1933

Hindenburg agrees to dissolve the Reichstag

7th of February 1933

Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

7th of April 1933

Night of the long knifes - attack of the SS officers

30th of June 1933

Cabinet could pass decrees without the presidents involvements (article 48 )

24th of March 1933

One day boycott of Jewish shops and businesses

1st of April 1933

new ministry for public enlightenment and propaganda

13th march 1933

May Day Holiday

1st of may 1933

trade union offices seized , all unions incorporated into new German labour front (DAF)

2nd of May 1933

Employment Law

10th of June 1933

Jewish lawyers banned from conducting legal affairs in Berlin . Jewish judges are suspended from office

March 1933

Aryan - non-Aryan children are forbidden from playing together .

April 1933

Elizabeth is born at Greenwich palace

1533

Elizabeth's mother , Anne Boleyn is executed at the tower

1536

King henry VIII dies

1547

King Edward dies and Elizabeth's half sister Mary becomes Mary I

1553

Elizabeth is imprisoned in the Tower of London and then Woodstock manor .

1554

Elizabeth is freed

1555

Queen Mary I dies and Elizabeth becomes Queen Elizabeth I

1558

Coronation of queen Elizabeth I and Elizabethan religious settlement

1559

Elizabeth is seriously ill with small pox at Hampton Court palace

1562

William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe are born

1564

Mary Queen of Scots , is forced to abdicate the throne

1567

Mary , queen of Scots , is imprisoned in England after fleeing Scotland

1568

Northern rebellion

1569

Elizabeth is excommunicated from the catholic church by the pope

1570

Ridolfi Plot to assassinate Elizabeth

1571

Thomas Howard , duke of Norfolk is executed for treason

1572

Richard Burbage open the first theatre in England called the theatre

1574

Kenilworth entertainments

1575

Francis Drake sets out on the first English voyage around the world

1577

Bond of Association

1584

Elizabeth takes the Netherlands under her protection = war with Spain

1585

Babington plot and trial of Mary queen of Scots , for treason

1586

Mary, queen of Scots , is executed at Fotheringhay castle

1587

Defeat of the Spanish Armada

1588

Second Spanish armada defeated

1597

The globe theatre is opened

1599

Essex rebellion and Queen Elizabeth's golden speech

1601

defeat of Queen Elizabeth I and accession of king James I (king of Scotland )

1603

The sieve portrait

1583

The phoenix portrait

1575

The ditchley portrait

1592

The peace portrait

1577

The rainbow portrait

1600

The armada portrait

1588

The throckmorton plot

1583

Henry VII ordered that beggars should be sent back to the last place they lived and should be in stocks for three days

1495

Henry VIII passed a law that if you are unable to work should be given a license to beg .Anyone begging without a license to be tied to the end of the cart naked and whipped until bloody then return to his place of birth

1536

Beginning of Edwards VI's reign a new law ordered that beggars should be whipped and branded on the forehead with a "v" then be a slave for two years and if they tried to escape They'd be slaved for life and executed .

started 1547 ended 1550

compulsory charity

1563

Overseers of the Poor - an official who administered poor relief such as money in England/ English driven colonies.

1672

Houses of Correction

1576