61. The destruction of Spanish Armada showed England’s superiority as a naval power. It enabled England to become a great trading and colonizing country in the years to come.
西班牙無敵艦隊的滅亡表明英國海上強國的優(yōu)勢，使英國在隨后的幾年能成為強大的貿(mào)易和殖民國。
62. Renaissance was the transitional period between the Middle Ages and modern times, covering the years c1350-c1650. In England, the Renaissance was usually thought of as the beginning with the accession of the House of Tudor to the throne in 1485.
文藝復興處于中世紀向現(xiàn)代的過渡時期。覆蓋1350-1650年。英國的文藝復興通常被認為開始于1485年都鐸家族的繼位。
63. English Renaissance achieved its first expression in the so-called Elizabethan drama. Its first exponents were Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, and William Shakespeare.
英國文藝復興的表達方式是所謂的伊麗莎白戲劇。的代表任務(wù)是克里斯托夫。馬洛；本。瓊生和威廉。莎士比亞。
64. English Renaissance literature is primarily artistic, rather than philosophical scholarly.
英國文藝復興時的文學主要是藝術(shù)的，而非哲學及學術(shù)的。
65. William Shakespeare wrote 37 plays, including the following tragedies: Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Harmlet, king Lear, Othello, and Cymbeline.
威廉莎士比亞共寫了37個劇本。悲劇包括：羅密歐與朱莉葉；朱略斯愷撒；麥克白；哈姆雷特；李爾王；奧賽羅和辛白林。
66. The most famous of the Catholic compiracies was the Gunpowder plot of 1605. on November 5, 1605, a few fanatical Catholics attempted to blow King James and his ministers up in the House of Parliament where Guy Fawkes had planted barrels of gunpowder in the cellars.
最的天主教陰謀是1605年的火藥陰謀案。1605年11月5日，幾個狂熱的天主教徒企圖在議會大廈炸死國王和大臣，蓋伊?？怂挂言诘亟逊帕苏ㄋ幫?。
67. James Ⅰ , a firm believer in the Divine Right of Kings, would have preferred on Parliament at all and actually did without one for seven years.
詹姆斯一世堅決相信“君權(quán)神授”，他根本不想要議會，而且連續(xù)7年從未召集過。
68. It was at this Parliament that the king was forced to accept the Petition of Right regarded as the second Magna Carta.
正式這屆議會迫使國王接受《民權(quán)情愿書》——被視為第二個《大憲章》。
69. On August 22, 1642, the First Civil War began. The king’s men were called Cavaliers, and the supporters of Parliament were called Roundheads.
1642.8.22，第一次內(nèi)戰(zhàn)爆發(fā)，支持國王者被成為“騎士派”，支持議會者被成為“圓顱派”。
70. Charles was tried by a High Court of Justice, found guilty of have levied war against his kingdom and the Parliament, condemned to death, and executed on a scaffold outside the Banqueting House at Whitehall on January 30, 1649.
查爾斯在一級高級法院受審，犯有對王國和議會發(fā)動戰(zhàn)爭之罪，被判死刑，并于1649.1.30在宴會宮窗外的絞刑架上絞死。
71. The English Civil War not only overthrew feudal system in England but also shocked the foundation of the feudal rule in Europe.
英國內(nèi)戰(zhàn)不僅*叻英國的封建制度，而且動搖叻歐洲封建統(tǒng)治的基礎(chǔ)。
72. Meanwhile, Oliver Cromwell and the “Rump” declared England a commonwealth. In December 1653,by an Instrument of Government, he became Lord Protector of the commonwealth of England.
克倫威爾用“小議會”取代“殘余國會”，1653.12，根據(jù)《施政文件》，他成了英格蘭共和國護國會。
73. The Parliament thus elected in 1660 resolved the crisis by asking the late king’s son to return from his long exile in France as king CharlesⅡ. The Restoration as it was called, was relatively smooth.
1660年選出的議會要求上任國王的兒子從長期流亡的法國回國做查爾斯二世，從而解決叻危機，所謂王權(quán)復辟相對平和。
74. Te Eglish politicians rejected JamesⅡ, and appealed to a protestant king, William of Orange to invade and take the English throne. This take-over became known as the Glorious Revolution.
英國政客反對詹姆斯二世。他們呼吁新教的國王，奧蘭治親王威廉入侵英國奪取王位。這就是“光榮革命”。
75. William and Mary jointly accepted the Bill of Rights which confirmed the principle of parliamentary supremacy. Thus the age of constitutioned monarchy of a monarchy.
威廉和瑪麗共同接受了《權(quán)利法案》，此法案確立了議會權(quán)利至高無上的原則，議會限制王權(quán)的君主立憲制時代開始了。
76. It was during Anne’s reign that the name great Britain came into being when in 1707, the Act of Union united England and Scotland.
正是安妮統(tǒng)治的1707年，大不列顛這個名稱產(chǎn)生，《聯(lián)合法》把英格蘭和蘇格蘭統(tǒng)一起來。
第五節(jié) 英帝國的興衰
77、The Whigs were those who opposed absolute monarchy and supported the right to religious freedom for nonconformists. The Tories were traditionalists who wanted to preserve the powers of the monarchy and the church of England.輝格黨人是指哪些反對絕對主權(quán)，支持新教徒宗教自由權(quán)利的人，托利黨人是指那些支持世襲王權(quán)的人。
78. During the late 19th and early 19th centuries the open-field system ended when the Enclosure acts enabled weal their landowner to seize any land to which tenants could prove no legal title.
18世紀末，19世紀初，《圈地法》地頒布使較富有的土地主攝取佃農(nóng)不能證明合法的土地，因此“開放田地”結(jié)束。
79.The industrial revolution refers to the mechanization of industry and the consequent change in social and economic organization in Britain in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
工業(yè)革命指17世紀末，18世紀初英國工業(yè)的機械化，以及因此而導致的社會結(jié)構(gòu)和經(jīng)濟結(jié)構(gòu)的變化。
80.The limited monarchy which resulted from the powerful economic interests in the community could exert their influence on Government policy.
君主權(quán)利的限制，使得強大的經(jīng)濟利益集團能對議會政策施加影響。
西班牙無敵艦隊的滅亡表明英國海上強國的優(yōu)勢，使英國在隨后的幾年能成為強大的貿(mào)易和殖民國。
62. Renaissance was the transitional period between the Middle Ages and modern times, covering the years c1350-c1650. In England, the Renaissance was usually thought of as the beginning with the accession of the House of Tudor to the throne in 1485.
文藝復興處于中世紀向現(xiàn)代的過渡時期。覆蓋1350-1650年。英國的文藝復興通常被認為開始于1485年都鐸家族的繼位。
63. English Renaissance achieved its first expression in the so-called Elizabethan drama. Its first exponents were Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, and William Shakespeare.
英國文藝復興的表達方式是所謂的伊麗莎白戲劇。的代表任務(wù)是克里斯托夫。馬洛；本。瓊生和威廉。莎士比亞。
64. English Renaissance literature is primarily artistic, rather than philosophical scholarly.
英國文藝復興時的文學主要是藝術(shù)的，而非哲學及學術(shù)的。
65. William Shakespeare wrote 37 plays, including the following tragedies: Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Harmlet, king Lear, Othello, and Cymbeline.
威廉莎士比亞共寫了37個劇本。悲劇包括：羅密歐與朱莉葉；朱略斯愷撒；麥克白；哈姆雷特；李爾王；奧賽羅和辛白林。
66. The most famous of the Catholic compiracies was the Gunpowder plot of 1605. on November 5, 1605, a few fanatical Catholics attempted to blow King James and his ministers up in the House of Parliament where Guy Fawkes had planted barrels of gunpowder in the cellars.
最的天主教陰謀是1605年的火藥陰謀案。1605年11月5日，幾個狂熱的天主教徒企圖在議會大廈炸死國王和大臣，蓋伊?？怂挂言诘亟逊帕苏ㄋ幫?。
67. James Ⅰ , a firm believer in the Divine Right of Kings, would have preferred on Parliament at all and actually did without one for seven years.
詹姆斯一世堅決相信“君權(quán)神授”，他根本不想要議會，而且連續(xù)7年從未召集過。
68. It was at this Parliament that the king was forced to accept the Petition of Right regarded as the second Magna Carta.
正式這屆議會迫使國王接受《民權(quán)情愿書》——被視為第二個《大憲章》。
69. On August 22, 1642, the First Civil War began. The king’s men were called Cavaliers, and the supporters of Parliament were called Roundheads.
1642.8.22，第一次內(nèi)戰(zhàn)爆發(fā)，支持國王者被成為“騎士派”，支持議會者被成為“圓顱派”。
70. Charles was tried by a High Court of Justice, found guilty of have levied war against his kingdom and the Parliament, condemned to death, and executed on a scaffold outside the Banqueting House at Whitehall on January 30, 1649.
查爾斯在一級高級法院受審，犯有對王國和議會發(fā)動戰(zhàn)爭之罪，被判死刑，并于1649.1.30在宴會宮窗外的絞刑架上絞死。
71. The English Civil War not only overthrew feudal system in England but also shocked the foundation of the feudal rule in Europe.
英國內(nèi)戰(zhàn)不僅*叻英國的封建制度，而且動搖叻歐洲封建統(tǒng)治的基礎(chǔ)。
72. Meanwhile, Oliver Cromwell and the “Rump” declared England a commonwealth. In December 1653,by an Instrument of Government, he became Lord Protector of the commonwealth of England.
克倫威爾用“小議會”取代“殘余國會”，1653.12，根據(jù)《施政文件》，他成了英格蘭共和國護國會。
73. The Parliament thus elected in 1660 resolved the crisis by asking the late king’s son to return from his long exile in France as king CharlesⅡ. The Restoration as it was called, was relatively smooth.
1660年選出的議會要求上任國王的兒子從長期流亡的法國回國做查爾斯二世，從而解決叻危機，所謂王權(quán)復辟相對平和。
74. Te Eglish politicians rejected JamesⅡ, and appealed to a protestant king, William of Orange to invade and take the English throne. This take-over became known as the Glorious Revolution.
英國政客反對詹姆斯二世。他們呼吁新教的國王，奧蘭治親王威廉入侵英國奪取王位。這就是“光榮革命”。
75. William and Mary jointly accepted the Bill of Rights which confirmed the principle of parliamentary supremacy. Thus the age of constitutioned monarchy of a monarchy.
威廉和瑪麗共同接受了《權(quán)利法案》，此法案確立了議會權(quán)利至高無上的原則，議會限制王權(quán)的君主立憲制時代開始了。
76. It was during Anne’s reign that the name great Britain came into being when in 1707, the Act of Union united England and Scotland.
正是安妮統(tǒng)治的1707年，大不列顛這個名稱產(chǎn)生，《聯(lián)合法》把英格蘭和蘇格蘭統(tǒng)一起來。
第五節(jié) 英帝國的興衰
77、The Whigs were those who opposed absolute monarchy and supported the right to religious freedom for nonconformists. The Tories were traditionalists who wanted to preserve the powers of the monarchy and the church of England.輝格黨人是指哪些反對絕對主權(quán)，支持新教徒宗教自由權(quán)利的人，托利黨人是指那些支持世襲王權(quán)的人。
78. During the late 19th and early 19th centuries the open-field system ended when the Enclosure acts enabled weal their landowner to seize any land to which tenants could prove no legal title.
18世紀末，19世紀初，《圈地法》地頒布使較富有的土地主攝取佃農(nóng)不能證明合法的土地，因此“開放田地”結(jié)束。
79.The industrial revolution refers to the mechanization of industry and the consequent change in social and economic organization in Britain in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
工業(yè)革命指17世紀末，18世紀初英國工業(yè)的機械化，以及因此而導致的社會結(jié)構(gòu)和經(jīng)濟結(jié)構(gòu)的變化。
80.The limited monarchy which resulted from the powerful economic interests in the community could exert their influence on Government policy.
君主權(quán)利的限制，使得強大的經(jīng)濟利益集團能對議會政策施加影響。