How many times have there been foreign invasions in British history, and what impact has it had on English?

Just as the rise of the United States is a history of immigration, the early history of Britain is also a history of invaders. 1 1 century ago, England experienced numerous large-scale invasions due to its weakness of low defense. The invaders took the British Isles as their home and jointly resisted new foreign invaders. Until it is conquered by new invaders or assimilated by old invaders. This cyclical process lasted for more than 1000 years, which enabled Britain to accommodate all kinds of ethnic groups and finally merge into a unified big country. Therefore, it is appropriate to call Britain the melting pot of invaders.

The invasion of England is almost hard to say, because England was formed as a unified nation at the turn of13-14th century. From then on, Philip II of the Netherlands in the16th century and Louis XIV in the17th century did not invade England because of the natural barrier of the sea.

What really affected British culture and economy was 1337- 1453 Hundred Years' War between Britain and France, which had a very important and far-reaching impact on both countries.