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Did the Anglo-Saxons all live together in one kingdom or many?
No, they had many different kingdoms.
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What shape were Anglo-Saxon shields?
Round
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Where did the Anglo-Saxons come from?
Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands.
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Why did the Britons invite the Anglo-Saxons to Britain at first?
To help protect them from the Picts and Scots.
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What happened if you couldn’t pay the wergild?
You became the family’s slave.
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What place did the Vikings attack first in England?
The monastery at Lindisfarne.
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What was the most common weapon used by Anglo-Saxon warriors?
Spear
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Name one reason Vikings came to England.
To trade / farm / raid.
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What did the Anglo-Saxons believe in?
Many gods (they were Pagans)
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Where did the Vikings come from?
Scandinavia / Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
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After the Anglo-Saxons helped the Britons, what did they do?
They invaded and settled there.
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Name the three Anglo-Saxon groups.
Angles, Saxons and Jutes
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What special armour did Thanes wear made of tiny metal rings?
Mailcoat
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What buildings were built once Christianity spread?
Churches and monasteries
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Who were the Thanes?
Important, trained warriors chosen by the king.
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Who helped bring Christianity to England?
Celtic and Roman monks
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How could you pay the wergild?
With money or a part of your body
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What was a “trial by ordeal”?
A painful test to see if someone was innocent.
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What does “Angle-Land” later become?
England
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What happened to some Britons who stayed in Anglo-Saxon land?
They became slaves.
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What is a wergild?
A payment you had to make if you hurt or killed someone.
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