Anglo-Saxon End of Block

The Angles, Saxons, and Jutes were tribes that came from which region?

• Scandinavia

• The Iberian Peninsula

• The British Isles

• The Germanic regions of Europe

Where did they settle and why did they come?

• They settled in England for better resources.

• They settled in Australia for economic opportunities.

• They settled in America for exploration.

• They settled in Asia for trade.

Anglo-Saxon Britain was ruled by:

• a single king who controlled the entire region

• a council of elders from each tribe

• multiple kingdoms each with its own king

• a democratic government elected by the people

Life for an ordinary family in a typical Anglo-Saxon village was characterized by:

• luxurious living with abundant resources

• simple living with farming and crafting

• urban lifestyle with trade and commerce

• nomadic lifestyle with frequent relocations

The beliefs of the Anglo-Saxons evolved into which religion?

• Paganism

• Buddhism

• Christianity

• Islam

Who were the Angles, Saxons and Jutes and where did they come from? What is this map showing?

• The Angles, Saxons, and Jutes were tribes from Scandinavia and Northern Germany, and the map shows their migration to Britain.

• The Angles, Saxons, and Jutes were Roman soldiers, and the map shows the Roman Empire's expansion.

• The Angles, Saxons, and Jutes were Celtic tribes, and the map shows their territories in Ireland.

• The Angles, Saxons, and Jutes were Viking explorers, and the map shows their voyages to North America.

How was Anglo-Saxon Britain ruled?

• By a single king

• By multiple kings

• By a council of elders

• By a foreign power

Complete the hierarchy of how Anglo-Saxon Britain was ruled. Write some information about this around the outside.

• The king was at the top, followed by Thanes, then Charls, and finally Slaves.

• The hierarchy was king, barons, knights, and peasants.

• Anglo-Saxon Britain was ruled by a council of elders with no king.

• The hierarchy was based on a democratic system with elected leaders.

Did pagans believe in the existence of dragons and elves?

• Yes

• No

Draw an image of an Anglo-Saxon village