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Established as "Londinium" around 43 AD, it served as a critical trading post and military base for the Roman Empire.
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In 865, the city faced brutal attacks from Viking raiders, later integrating with Danish settlers and shaping the city's cultural landscape.
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This pivotal document, signed in Runnymede near London in 1215, challenged the absolute power of the monarchy and laid the foundation for individual rights and limited government.
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The Black Death struck London in 1348-49, claiming an estimated 30-50% of the population and forever altering the social and economic landscape.
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In 1666, the Great Fire of London raged for four days, destroying much of the medieval city but paving the way for a rebuilt metropolis designed by renowned architect Sir Christopher Wren.
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London played a central role in the 18th and 19th centuries' industrial advancements, becoming a global hub for innovation and manufacturing.
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In 1851, this landmark event showcased cutting-edge technology and inventions from around the world, solidifying London's position as a leading cultural and industrial power.
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During World War II, London endured sustained German bombing campaigns, demonstrating remarkable resilience and unity in the face of adversity.
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The 2012 Summer Olympics held in London celebrated global collaboration and athletic prowess, leaving a lasting legacy of sporting infrastructure and urban regeneration.
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London was at the forefront of the early 20th century women's suffrage movement, with courageous activists demanding voting rights and paving the way for greater gender equality.
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