'Saxon people' presentation slideshows

American Imperialsim

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Introduction to the Anglo Saxons (449-1066 A.D.)

Introduction to the Anglo Saxons (449-1066 A.D.). There were 7 groups of peoples who invaded and settled in Great Britain throughout its history:. Iberians (Spain) Celts (indigenous people from British Isles) Romans (Italy)) Angles (Germany) Saxons ( northern Germany & the Netherlands)

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The Anglo Saxons

The Anglo Saxons. The Anglo Saxon Period 440 AD-1066 AD. Britons: Celtic people, original inhabitants of Britain 449 AD: the first people from North German plain settled in Kent Jutes: from Jutland in Denmark Angles and Saxons followed Britons were no match King Arthur, Whales

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Historical Background of Beowulf and the Anglo-Saxon People

Historical Background of Beowulf and the Anglo-Saxon People . The Beginnings of English. I. Development of the English Language Angles, Saxon, and Jutes 2. 3. 4. B. Norman French 1. 2. 3. 4. II. Conquest of Britain A. Celts 800~600 B.C. 1. 2.

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The Rule of Charlemagne

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Beowulf Day 2

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The evolution of the English language

The evolution of the English language. Introduction. There are three phases in the evolution of the English language : Old English (450 - 1150), Middle English (1150 - 1500) and Modern English (1500 - present ). The Celtic language belonged to the Indo-European family.

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Beowulf Origins

Beowulf Origins. History.

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Anglo-Saxon Life : The Warm Hall, The Cold World

Harper Yankey , Jessica Price, Joel Van Bree , Jack Brown, Ethan Miller Period 1. Anglo-Saxon Life : The Warm Hall, The Cold World. Anglo-Saxon Leadership. Society was cultivated from groups that were led by a single, strong chief

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Unit 2: The Medieval Period 1066-1485

Unit 2: The Medieval Period 1066-1485. Unit 2: The Medieval Period. Historical Background William the Conqueror invaded England from Normandy in 1066 launching a social, literary, and religious restructuring.

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