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WISER: Medieval Studies

WISER: Medieval Studies. Charlotte Goodall, Classics Isabel Holowaty, History Sue Usher, English Hilla Wait, Philosophy & Theology. Aim of the session. Overview of key resources Introduction to variety of resources Bibliographical resources Texts Reference Manuscripts Maps

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The Anglo-Saxon Period (449-1066)

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 449-1485. The Anglo-Saxon Period (449-1066). By providing an overview of the major historical events of the Anglo-Saxon Period, the students are permitted to interpret the possible influences of historical contexts on literary works.

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Britain since the Romans

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The Middle Ages

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Invaders and Settlers

Invaders and Settlers. The Vikings. Where did the Vikings come from?. The Vikings came from Scandinavia which is in northern Europe. Norway, Sweden and Denmark which are all apart of Scandinavia today.

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ANGLO-SAXON LITERATURE. THE NORMAN CONQUEST. THE PRE-RENAISSANCE PERIOD IN ENGLAND

ANGLO-SAXON LITERATURE. THE NORMAN CONQUEST. THE PRE-RENAISSANCE PERIOD IN ENGLAND. Lecture 3 ??????? ???????? ???????????, ??? ??? ?1232, ??????. The development of written literary tradition in European literature is closely connected with the spread of Christian religion.

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Invaders and Settlers

Invaders and Settlers. The Vikings. Where did the Vikings come from?. The Vikings came from Norway, Sweden and Denmark which are North of England. Their land was not fertile. It was rocky. They found it hard to grow crops. They found that England was rich with plentiful lands and treasures.

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Invaders and Settlers

The Vikings. Invaders and Settlers. Where did the Vikings come from?. The Vikings came from Norway, Sweden and Denmark which are North of England. Their land was not fertile. It was rocky. They found it hard to grow crops. They found that England was rich with plentiful lands and treasures.

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Invaders and Settlers

The Vikings. Invaders and Settlers. Where did the Vikings come from?. The Vikings came from Norway, Sweden and Denmark which are North of England. Their land was not fertile. It was rocky. They found it hard to grow crops. They found that England was rich with plentiful lands and treasures.

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Chapter One The Anglo-Saxons 449-1066: Songs of Ancient Heroes

Chapter One The Anglo-Saxons 449-1066: Songs of Ancient Heroes. Literary Response and Analysis Standard 3.7c. 3.7 Analyze recognized works of world literature from a variety of authors:

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Battle of Hastings - Odd one Out

Battle of Hastings - Odd one Out. All will be able to describe some different accounts of the Battle of Hastings Most will be able to explain how accounts of the Battle of Hastings differ Some will be able to evaluate why accounts of the Battle of Hastings differ.

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The Anglo-Saxon World

The Anglo-Saxon World. The Anglo-Saxon Homeland. The Anglo-Saxon Invasion. 410 AD: The Romans leave Britain 449 AD: Hengest and Horsa arrive, invited by KingVortigern to be his allies against the Picts Hengest and Horsa defeat the Picts and then turn on Vortigern, beginning the invasion

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Anglo-Saxon Outline

Anglo-Saxon Outline. Trivia from 449-1066. 307-1 B.C. : Roman Government. Well before the Anglo-Saxons, Rome already had a balanced government. A republic had been created as early as 509 B.C., with a senate of distinguished citizens and assemblies made up of citizen soldiers.

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The Anglo-Saxon Period

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