Garston Anglo Saxons- Lesson 1

Multiple Choice

What materials were Anglo-Saxon coins made from?

• Gold, silver, and copper

• Iron, bronze, and tin

• Lead, zinc, and nickel

• Silver, tin, and bronze

Multiple Choice

Which tribes were left in Britain after the Romans left?

• Celts, Britons, Picts, Scots

• Romans, Vikings, Saxons, Normans

• Celts, Romans, Saxons, Scots

• Britons, Normans, Picts, Vikings

Multiple Choice

Which tribe lived in the northern part of Great Britain according to the map?

• Britons

• Scots

• Picts

• Angles

Multiple Choice

Why did the Britons invite the Jutes, Angles, and Saxons to England?

• To help them farm

• To help them fight

• To trade goods

• To teach them language

Multiple Select

Based on the maps and text, which tribes invaded Britain in the early 400s CE?

• Franks

• Angles

• Jutes

• Saxons

Open Ended

Why did the Anglo-Saxons invade Britain?

Multiple Choice

Which tribe came from Jutland?

• Angles

• Jutes

• Saxons

• Britons

Multiple Select

Which areas did the Saxons, Jutes, and Angles originate from? Select all that apply.

• Jutland

• Angeln

• Saxony

• Britain

Multiple Choice

Which two brothers led the Saxon army against the Britons?

• Hengist and Horsa

• Ambrosius and Aurelius

• Arthur and Merlin

• Alfred and Edward

Multiple Choice

Who led the rebellion that defeated the Saxon army at the Battle of Badon Hill?

• Ambrosius Aurelian

• Hengist

• Horsa

• Alfred

Open Ended

Reflecting on today's lesson about the Anglo-Saxons, what is one thing you found interesting or would like to know more about regarding how control of Britain changed after the Romans left?

Multiple Choice

Who was living in Britain after the Romans left?

• Britons, Picts, and Scots

• Romans and Huns

• Jutes and Saxons only

• Celts and Vikings