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Old English History

Old English History

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English

12th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Jonathan Edward French

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28 Slides • 31 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which period in the English Literary Timeline is associated with the work 'Beowulf'?

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Anglo-Saxon Old English

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Medieval Middle English

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Renaissance Elizabethan Tudor

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Romantic

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Multiple Choice

What marked the beginning of the written history of Britain?

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The arrival of the Roman Empire in 55 BC

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The construction of Stonehenge

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The invasion by the Celts

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The legend of King Arthur

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are characteristics of tribal societies in early Britain?

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Own King

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Walled Farms / Wooden-Hut Villages

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Christian Religion

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Bronze and Iron Tools

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a Celtic language still spoken today?

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Irish Gaelic

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Latin

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French

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German

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Multiple Choice

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--- controlled the island of Great Britain between AD 43 and AD 410.
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England 
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Rome
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Germany
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the U.S.

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Multiple Choice

Who led the initial Roman invasion of Britain in 55 B.C.?

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Julius Caesar

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Emperor Claudius

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King Althelbert

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Hadrian

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Multiple Select

Which of the following were reasons for the construction of Hadrian's Wall?

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To keep the Celts in the Highlands

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To show Roman power

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To protect against Viking invasions

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To mark the border of the Roman Empire

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Open Ended

How did Roman rule change daily life and infrastructure in Britain?

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Multiple Choice

After the Romans left Britain, which group became the dominant power by 441 AD?

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Celts

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Vikings

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Anglo-Saxons

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Romans

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Open Ended

Describe the cultural and political changes that occurred in England during the Anglo-Saxon period.

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Multiple Choice

Which Anglo-Saxon god is associated with Tuesday, and what is he the god of?

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Tiw (Tiu, Tyr), god of war

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Odin (Woden), god of death

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Thor (Thunor), god of thunder

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Frigga, goddess of marriage

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Multiple Choice

Match the following days of the week with the Anglo-Saxon gods they are named after: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.

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Tuesday - Tiw, Wednesday - Odin, Thursday - Thor, Friday - Frigga

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Tuesday - Odin, Wednesday - Thor, Thursday - Frigga, Friday - Tiw

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Tuesday - Thor, Wednesday - Frigga, Thursday - Tiw, Friday - Odin

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Tuesday - Frigga, Wednesday - Tiw, Thursday - Odin, Friday - Thor

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following was NOT a value introduced to Anglo-Saxon society by Christianity?

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Peace

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Love

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Oral storytelling

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Writing

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Open Ended

How did the arrival of Christianity impact Anglo-Saxon culture and values?

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Multiple Choice

Who owned the land before World war two?

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Edith Pretty

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Edith Stephens

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Edith Jones

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Edith Jackson

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Multiple Choice

Was there a body found in the ship ?

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No

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Yes

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Multiple Choice

What was left of the ship

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A stained impression on the soil

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The planks

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The sails

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The engine

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What is the significance of the ship burial shown in the first image, and what does it tell us about the people who created it?

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It was used for fishing and trade only

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It was a burial site for an important person, indicating high status and wealth

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It was a Viking warship used in battles

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It was a ceremonial boat for religious rituals

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Multiple Select

Which of the following artifacts found at Sutton Hoo provide evidence of craftsmanship and wealth?

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Gold buckle

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Iron sword

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Beaded necklace

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What did the boar signify in Beowulf's time?

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a sign of a servant

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represented fierceness and ferocity in battle

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symbolizes wealth and high social standing

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Both B & C

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Where can the collection now be viewed?

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The British Museum

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Pevensey

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Paris

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New York

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Multiple Choice

What were the main reasons for the Viking invasions between 793AD and 1066AD?

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To spread Christianity

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To acquire land for a growing population and expansion

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To escape harsh climates

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To establish trade routes

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Open Ended

Describe two ways in which Alfred the Great resisted Viking rule and helped preserve Anglo-Saxon culture.

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Which of the following best describes the reputation of the Vikings?

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They were known as peaceful farmers.

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They were considered explorers, great seafarers, fierce fighters, and barbarians.

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They were famous for their art and literature.

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They were known for their democratic government.

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Open Ended

Explain how the arrival of Christianity and the events of 1066AD contributed to the decline of Viking power.

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Reflecting on the English Literary Timeline, which period or author do you find most interesting, and why?

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Multiple Choice

Which literary period is associated with the work 'Beowulf' according to the English Literary Timeline?

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Anglo-Saxon Old English

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Medieval Middle English

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Renaissance Elizabethan Tudor

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Modern

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