Mrs. Gaa
Senior English
Research Paper Topics
Anglo-Saxon Era
Celts in Britain
Viking Raids & Raiders
Roman Influence on Britain
The Real King Arthur
Religions
Christian Monasteries & Monks
Role of Women in Anglo-Saxon Culture
Life in Anglo-Saxon England
Roman Conquest of Britain
Hadrian’s Wall
Battle of Hastings
Druids
Viking Attacks on Britain
Stonehenge
Alfred the Great
Middle Ages
Feudalism
Knights and Knighthood
English and Scottish Ballads
Medieval Castles of England and Scotland
Monasteries and Abbeys
The Magna Carta
The real Macbeth
The real King Arthur
Joan of Arc
Medieval Architecture
War of the Roses
Medieval Drama
Heraldry
Scottish Clans
Medieval Kings
Women in Medieval Society
The Black Death
Medieval Weaponry and Armor
Hundred Years War
Geoffrey Chaucer
The Spread of Christianity
Thomas Becket (Archbishop of Canterbury)
William Wallace (Braveheart; hero of Scotland)
Witchcraft in England
The Renaissance
Renaissance Art
Sports of the Renaissance
Madrigals
Development of Science
Renaissance Inventions
Kings & Queens (King Henry VII, Elizabeth I, King James, etc.)
Anne Boleyn
Queen Mary (Bloody Mary)
The Founding of the Church of England
Elizabethan Theatre: Actors, Customs, Practices, etc.
Shakespeare
Other famous writers of the Renaissance
The Globe Theater
Exploration during the Renaissance (Christopher Columbus)
Italian artists: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Giotto, etc.)
Martin Luther (church Reformation)
King James Bible
Elizabethan Dress
The Seventeenth Century
Civil War: The Struggle between the Puritans and the Cavaliers
Royalty (Charles I, Charles II, etc.)
Oliver Cromwell
The Great Fire of 1666
Development of the King James Bible
The Restoration
Furniture (Sheraton, Chippendale, Hepplewaite)
Poets
17th Century Theater
French Revolution
Jack the Ripper (serial killer)
Wedgewood China
Christopher Wren’s Architecture
Life in the Seventeenth Century
The Eighteenth Century
Rise of the Novel
Development of the Dictionary
English Inns & Pubs
Royalty (Queen Anne, George I, George II, etc.)
Coffee Houses
Colonization of the New World
The Industrial Revolution
Child Labor in England
American Revolution from the British Point of View
Life in Eighteenth Century England
Karl Marx
Darwin & theory of evolution
The Nineteenth Century: The Romantic & Victorian Periods
The Romantic Poets (Blake, Wordsworth, Shelley, etc.)
Famous Battles (Trafalgar, Waterloo, Opium War with China, etc.)
Charles Dickens
Other famous novelists (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Bronte sisters, Lewis Carroll, etc.)
Poets of the Victorian Period (Browning, Barrett-Browning, etc.)
Life in Victorian England
Charles Darwin & the theory of evolution
Queen Victoria
Benjamin Disraeli
Victorian Dress
“Hungry Forties”
Great Exhibition of 1851
Drama/theater
The Empire and the East India Company
Michael Faraday
John Merrick: the Elephant Man
Russian Revolution
Nelson’s Flagship: HMS Victory
Gothic Novels
The Effect of the Industrial Revolution on England
Mary Shelley & Frankenstein
The Effect of the French Revolution on England
Cholera epidemic of London
The Effect of the American Revolution on England
Florence Nightingale
British South Africa Company
20th Century
Boer War
British musicians (The Beatles)
W.W. I (some specific aspect)
Titanic
Lusitania
Royalty (Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Princess Diana,)
England’s famous tourist attractions
20th Century Art
W.W. II (some specific aspect)
British fashion
J.K. Rowling & Harry Potter series
Misc. Topics
Tower of London
London Bridge
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Thames River
House of Parliament
Loch Ness Monster
England’s Prison System
Gilbert and Sullivan
Present Day Struggles with Ireland
The Royal Academy
The London Theater
Abbey Theater
North Sea Oil Discoveries
Cricket
Development of the English Language
Andrew Lloyd Weber
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Windsor Castle
Scotland Yard
Malthusian Doctrine
Current English royalty (Prince William & Kate Middleton)
Wimbledon: Traditions
Kew Gardens
Irish Customs
Oxford University
Rolls Royce Automobiles
Canterbury Cathedral
Rugby
Development of Golf
Explanation of British Royalty
Mystery Circles in English Fields