What's the difference between Great Britain and the British Isles?
The British Isles are 1,000+ islands in the North Sea, Great Britain is the largest of them (sometimes including the immediately outlying ones).
What's the difference between England and the UK?
England is a country, the UK includes England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales.
Name two of these three people groups. What are they collectively known as?
Angles, Saxons, and Jutes; Anglo-Saxons.
Name both of these Roman walls and the people they were built to contain.
#1: Hadrian's Wall; #2: The Antonine Wall; the Picts (Scottish Celts).
Name the three main men in this image. What kind of people are in the background?
Vortigern (1st King of Britons), Hengist&Horsa (Jute brothers/leaders); Anglo-Saxons.
Name these two men, their role in the Catholic Church, and what they're famous for.
Pope Gregory I ("the Great") & Saint Augustine, First Archbishop of Canterbury; converting pagan Anglo-Saxons to Catholic Christianty.
What is this?
The hierarchy of the Catholic Church.
What are some key differences between Paganism and Christianity? Name three.
Polytheism/monotheism; fate (wyrd)/free will; judgment based on glory/morality, etc.
What was life like in Anglo-Saxon society during the seventh, eighth, and ninth centuries? What was going on at that time?
Conversion from Paganism to Catholic Christianity; competition between Anglo-Saxon petty kingdoms; struggle between Britons vs Anglo-Saxons, etc.
What was the Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy?
Period from ~AD 600-800 wherein Great Britain was ruled by seven major Anglo-Saxon kingdoms.
