'Anglo saxons' diaporamas de présentation

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The Franks: Merovingians & Carolingians

The Franks: Merovingians & Carolingians. 500-1066. Timeline for Anglo-Saxons. Anglo-Saxon invasions: 400-600 Rise of Mercia: 650-800 Viking invasions: 800-1066 Rise of Wessex: 850-900 Transformation of Wessex into England: 900s Challenges to English stability: 975-1066.

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English Literature

English Literature. The Medieval Period 400-1500 (Old English and Middle English). *Write the slide or bullet point into your notes when you see an asterisk.*. Where does your language come from?. * England before the English.

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Do Now #1:

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Anglo-Saxon Period

Anglo-Saxon Period. 450-1066. Great Britain (British Literature). England Scotland Wales United Kingdom also includes North Ireland. Invaders to Britain. Iberians Celts Romans Angles Saxons Normans. What do we get from England. English Common Law Language Literature Culture.

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The Anglo-Saxon Period

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Student Notes: Chapter 19 Anglo-Saxons and Irish

Student Notes: Chapter 19 Anglo-Saxons and Irish. EQ - Chapter 19. How did civilization develop in the British Isles?. Chapter 19 Geography. The British Isles (off the West Coast of Europe) consist of Great Britain, Ireland, and many other smaller islands. Connections to Rome.

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Beowulf

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Beowulf

Beowulf. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyAanB83Ke0&feature=related. Essential Question. How does Beowulf illustrate the characteristics of an Epic?. The Poem. Beowulf is an Epic Poem Written in Old English Many versions Poems Books Graphic Novels/Comic Books Movies

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The Anglo-Saxons and the Island of Britain:

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Alfred the Great Academic

Alfred the Great Academic. Tuesday 2/26. Do Now: Who was Alfred the Great? Discuss with your shoulder partner. Alfred the Great and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Objective: to use a guided note hand out and Take notes from the lecture/power point about

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Anglo-Saxons

Anglo-Saxons. Fill in the KWL chart by writing: What do you know about the Anglo-Saxons? What would you like to find out?. Aim. I can describe why, where and when the Anglo-Saxons invaded Britain. Success Criteria.

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The Bards: Singing of Gods and Heroes Hope in Immortal Verse

The Bards: Singing of Gods and Heroes Hope in Immortal Verse. Shelby Stephens Matt Kelecy Bethany Schoch Kyle Bramble. The Bards: Singing of Gods and Heroes. Anglo Saxons are well renowned for storytelling

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6-3 Notes: Kingdoms and Crusades

6-3 Notes: Kingdoms and Crusades. England in the Middle Ages. Angles and Saxons invaded Britain in the early 400s ACE, and took over land from the Celts and set up small kingdoms Late 800s - Vikings attack Britain

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THE RIVER HIZ!

THE RIVER HIZ!. The river Hiz is a river which runs through Hitchin. . THE RIVER HIZ TRAVELING! .

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Beowulf Day 2

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Beowulf

Beowulf . BEOWULF. Anglo-Saxon timeline . 600 BC: Celts arrive in Britain and form tribes, establish farms and villages and are often in conflict. 43 AD : Romans invade Britain Romans encounter Celts Build roads, large buildings, sanitation system Introduce Christianity

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Anglo-Saxon Life

Anglo-Saxon Life. The Warm Hall, the Cold World. 1939- Suffolk, England Archaeologists discovered a ship that was buried for 1,300 years. It was filled with different treasures that was buried with a king, or noble warrior.

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Anglo-Saxon Period

Anglo-Saxon Period. 449-1066. Where did the term Anglo-Saxon originate?. Anglo-Saxon Origins and Language. In 451 AD the Romans leave Britain This causes the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes to invade Britain They came from Denmark, Holland, Germany, and Scandinavia.

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Anglo Saxon battles

Anglo Saxon battles. When the Anglo Saxons started their battle they put on their armour. The things that they put on were helmets and boots. They picked up their swards and shields. They was that angry some of them killed each other.

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