Early History of England

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Early History of England English 12

The original inhabitants of England? The Celts preliterates

55 BC-43 AD The Romans

Hadrian’s Wall Picts

410 Romans left

3 Germanic Tribes The Angles The Saxons The Jutes

ANGLELAND

Three Things that United the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes A common language

Three Things that United the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes A common language Old English

Three Things that United the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes A common language A common religion

Three Things that United the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes A common language A common religion Old English Christianity

The Danes!!

Three Things that United the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes A common language A common religion A common enemy Old English Christianity

King Alfred the Great

DANELAW

Stressed learning and literature King Alfred the Great Defeated the Danes Stressed learning and literature

~ 1000 Ethelred the Unready

Dear King of the Danes, ………………. ……………… Respectfully, Ethelred Dear Ethelred, ………………. ……………… Your friend, King of the Danes

DANEGELD

1015 NORWAY

London Bridge

1016 Canute

“Merry sang the Monks of Ely As Canute the King came rowing by…”

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