纪录片部落--纪录片《[BBC纪录片]英国大故事：人民的历史TheGreatBritishStory:APeople'sHistory-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载》高清百度云1080p下载

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[BBC系列]：英国大故事：人民的历史The Great British Story: A People's History-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载

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由迈克尔·伍德（Michael Wood）主持的历史纪录片，由英国广播公司（BBC）于2012年出版-英语旁白History Documentary hosted by Michael Wood, published by BBC in 2012- English narration

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英国大故事：人民的历史英国大故事：人民的历史是迈克尔·伍德（Michael Wood）提出的纪录片系列。从普通百姓的角度出发，他周游全国，探索英国的辉煌历史。它内容广泛，拍摄精美，富有感性，但内容丰富，幽默感十足。没有人能做得更好。[编辑]???不列颠尼亚???迈克尔·伍德（Michael Wood）与当地社区合作探索国家的过去，以利用他们非凡的知识和档案。他从整个罗马时代到盎格鲁撒克逊人到来的时期开始，前往萨福克郡的一个社区挖掘，在泰恩赛德上阅读罗马字母，在格拉斯哥的戈万查看黑暗时代的雕塑，并看到贝德历史的最早手稿。英文版本，写于731。[编辑]???部落至民族???迈克尔·伍德（Michael Wood）继续他在英国的历史，探索在黑暗时代之后各国的个人身份如何出现。他前往位于阿伯丁郡的Old Deer，位于Co Antrim的Dalriada王国和位于诺福克的Sedgefield，那里的社区项目正在帮助当地人找到一些过去的线索。他还讲述了维京人的到来，以及北欧入侵者与来自爱尔兰，威勒尔，戈万和约克的人们的影响。[编辑]???诺曼·轭???迈克尔·伍德（Michael Wood）的英国历史到达了黑斯廷斯战役（Battle of Hastings）和诺曼征服（Norman Conquest），询问盎格鲁-撒克逊农民在1066年后的几十年里的生活状况。要发现他加入了在埃塞克斯山（Mount Bures），埃塞克斯（Essex）的一座城堡的发掘和社区在梅尔福德勋爵的萨福克村挖掘。接下来，他着眼于布里斯托尔，威尔士和黑人地区的贸易和工业起步，探讨了《大宪章》中所规定的争取权利的斗争，并考虑了该国如何受到男爵之战和第一次苏格兰独立战争的影响。 [编辑]???崛起???迈克尔·伍德（Michael Wood）的英国历史可以追溯到14世纪，当时黑死病（Black Death）杀死了一半以上的人口。他检查了当地记录以追踪整个英国的瘟疫，并调查了这场灾难如何导致农民起义，这场农民起义是由农业工人起义的。15世纪见证了新的中产阶级的兴起-迈克尔（Michael）从1437年开始访问英国最古老的小学-了解教育如何在人们不断变化的命运中发挥重要作用。一路上，他还在萨福克州拉文纳姆（Lavenham）的下水道上爬行，亲身体验了历史，而诺福克（Norfolk）村庄的来信则表达了中世纪妇女对爱情，婚姻和男人的看法。[编辑]???失落的世界和新世界。???随着系列的下半部分的进行，他研究了亨利八世在1534年建立英格兰教会，天主教修道院的解散，如何改变了该国的宗教风景，以及为一个世纪的全面变革奠定了基础。他追溯了布里斯托尔和苏格兰的工商业兴起，发现了英国最早的黑人社区之一的证据，并发现了一件手工艺品，为阐明对伊丽莎白女王征服爱尔兰的情况-在解释诺丁汉郡的激进宗教运动如何为跨大西洋移民。[编辑]???革命时代???迈克尔·伍德（Michael Wood）探索内战如何在17世纪分裂英国The Great British Story: A People’s History The Great British Story: A People’s History is a documentary series presented by Michael Wood. He travels around the country as he explores the United Kingdom’s remarkable past, from the perspective of ordinary people. It’s wide-ranging, beautifully filmed and a bit sentimental, but also hugely informative and full of good humour. Nobody does this sort of thing better.[edit] Britannia Michael Wood explores the nation's past, working with local communities to tap into their extraordinary knowledge and archives. He begins with the period spanning the end of Roman times to the coming of the Anglo Saxons, travelling to a communal dig in Suffolk, reading Roman letters on Tyneside, viewing Dark Age sculptures in Govan, Glasgow, and seeing the earliest manuscript of Bede's History of the English, written in 731.[edit] Tribes to Nations Michael Wood continues his history of Britain, exploring how the nations' individual identities emerged following the Dark Ages. He travels to Old Deer in Aberdeenshire, Dalriada kingdom in Co Antrim and Sedgefield in Norfolk, where community projects are helping the locals find a few clues to their past. He also recounts the arrival of the Vikings, and the impact made by the Norse invaders, with people from Ireland, the Wirral, Govan and York.[edit] The Norman Yoke Michael Wood's history of Britain reaches the Battle of Hastings and the Norman Conquest, asking what life was like for the Anglo-Saxon peasantry in the decades following 1066. To find out he joins the excavation of a castle at Mount Bures, Essex, and a community dig in the Suffolk village of Lord Melford. Moving on, he looks at the beginnings of trade and industry in Bristol, Wales and the Black Country, explores the battle for rights enshrined in the Magna Carta and considers how the nation was affected by the Barons' War and first Scottish War of Independence.[edit] The Great Rising Michael Wood's history of Britain reaches the 14th century, when the Black Death killed more than half the population. He examines local records to track the plague across the UK, and investigates how it led to the Peasants' Revolt, an uprising by agricultural workers. The 15th century saw the rise of a new middle class - Michael visits the oldest primary school in Britain - from 1437 - to find out how education played a major role in people's changing fortunes. Along the way, he also crawls down a sewer in Lavenham, Suffolk, for a spot of hands-on history, while letters from a Norfolk village provide a medieval woman's take on love, marriage and men.[edit] Lost Worlds and New Worlds As the second half of the series gets under way, he examines how Henry VIII's founding of the Church of England in 1534, followed by the dissolution of the Catholic monasteries, transformed the country's religious landscape, setting the tone for a century of sweeping change. He traces the rise of industry and commerce in Bristol and Scotland, discovers evidence of one of Britain's first black communities, and finds an artefact that sheds light on the Elizabethan conquest of Ireland - before explaining how a radical religious movement in Nottinghamshire laid the foundations for transatlantic migration.[edit] The Age of Revolution Michael Wood explores how civil war split Britain during the 17th century, beginning his journey in Dublin, where he examines artefacts of the 1641 Irish Rebellion, before travelling to Co Down to find out about the Ulster-Scots. Back in England, he explains how communities in the West Midlands were divided by the violent conflict between Parliament and the Crown, and visits a local history project that is unearthing evidence from a Cornish battlefield. He also charts the origins of revolutionary movements including the Levellers and Diggers, which he believes laid the foundations for modern British democracy.[edit] Industry and Empire Michael Wood explores the many ways in which the Industrial Revolution transformed society during the 19th century, as towns and cities grew while the rural population shrank and Britain became the world's first industrial power. He discovers how this economic shift affected workers, visiting communities in Dorset and Wiltshire, as well as the site of a former slum in Manchester, and investigates the roles of slavery and colonialism in driving British expansion. He also travels to mines and factories that thrived during the period, and learns how the ideas of Enlightenment thinkers revolutionised the way people viewed the world.[edit] Modern Britain Michael Wood concludes his survey of the past 2,000 years of British history by charting the dramatic changes seen during the 20th and 21st centuries. He assesses the impact that two world wars had on communities across the country, explores the spread of multiculturalism over the past 50 years and charts Britain's transition into a post-industrial economy. Finally, he assesses the future of the United Kingdom, and explains what he believes British citizens can learn from their shared history.

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