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Around what year did the south and east of Britain become permanently occupied by the newcomers?

2

Where did the newcomers come from originally?

3

What may have pushed these people to leave their original homelands?

4

What name do historians use for these newcomers to Britain?

5

What kind of languages did the Anglo-Saxons bring to Britain?

6

What do historians think the Anglo-Saxons brought with them besides language?

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According to the text, what happened to the Britons living in the south and east?

8

The book says the newcomers “wanted to stay,” but archaeologists have found evidence of burned villages and sudden population changes. What does this tell us about how the Anglo-Saxons really arrived?

9

The Britons in the east “adopted” Anglo-Saxon language and customs, but most Celtic language disappeared there within a few generations. What most likely caused this?

10

Why is invaders a more accurate term than settlers for the newcomers?

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In southern Britain, many Roman towns were abandoned soon after the Anglo-Saxons arrived. What does that show about the relationship of Anglo-Saxons with local Britons?

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What happened in the western and northern parts of Britain?

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After the invasions, Celtic Britons survived mainly in Wales, Cornwall, and Scotland. What does this reveal about how complete the Anglo-Saxon takeover was?

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What did the Celtic kingdoms that stayed free have in common?

 
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