Life of Pi Summary
ANGLO SAXON PERIOD
449 A.D.-1066A.D.
2000 BC groups from Iberian peninsula (Modern-day Spain and Portugal)
600 BC Celts (from different parts of Europe)
55 BC Romans (From Italy)
410 AD Anglo-Saxons (from modern day Germany)
793 AD Vikings (From modern Denmark, Sweden, Norway)
1066 AD Normans (From modern France)
Written history began 55 BC when Julius Caesar wrote of his campaigns in Britain.
People lived in Britain as far back as 250,000 years ago.
Britons, Gaels, and Celts were some of the earliest settlers.
2000 BC groups from Iberian Peninsula Invaded
600 BC Celts from different parts of Europe
TRIBAL CULTURE OF CELTS & OTHER NORTHERN EUROPEAN TRIBES
Each tribe had its own king built walled farms and wood-hut villages used bronze and iron weapons warred with each other
Life was unstable and violent
Warriors were loyal to a king and would fight to the death for him.
These were oral cultures
These cultures were non-Christian- they were pagans, worshipping many gods
Julius Caesar first arrived in 55 BC
43 AD Emperor Claudius successfully invaded Britain the Romans brought many aspects of their lives to Britain. Ex; constructed a system of paved roads, built heated homes with tiled floors and also constructed Roman bathhouses in Britain.
Roman rule lasted nearly 4 centuries.
Romans withdrew iN 407 A.D.
Celts invaded from the Highlands
Anglo-Saxons warriors (from Germany) were hired to protect Britons from Celts and preserve Roman way of life.
Anglo-Saxon liked the land, sop they invaded too.
Some Britons fled to Scotland and Wales but others remained.
By 441, Anglo-Saxon tribes formed the new power in Britain. called "the first Englishmen"
Provided customs that exist to this day: language (english, called Old English today)
Began its literature (written as opposed to oral) established traditions in law and government religion (Christianity)
EARLY ANGLO SAXON LIFE
Tribal culture with pagan beliefs more ambitious
449 A.D.-1066A.D.
2000 BC groups from Iberian peninsula (Modern-day Spain and Portugal)
600 BC Celts (from different parts of Europe)
55 BC Romans (From Italy)
410 AD Anglo-Saxons (from modern day Germany)
793 AD Vikings (From modern Denmark, Sweden, Norway)
1066 AD Normans (From modern France)
Written history began 55 BC when Julius Caesar wrote of his campaigns in Britain.
People lived in Britain as far back as 250,000 years ago.
Britons, Gaels, and Celts were some of the earliest settlers.
2000 BC groups from Iberian Peninsula Invaded
600 BC Celts from different parts of Europe
TRIBAL CULTURE OF CELTS & OTHER NORTHERN EUROPEAN TRIBES
Each tribe had its own king built walled farms and wood-hut villages used bronze and iron weapons warred with each other
Life was unstable and violent
Warriors were loyal to a king and would fight to the death for him.
These were oral cultures
These cultures were non-Christian- they were pagans, worshipping many gods
Julius Caesar first arrived in 55 BC
43 AD Emperor Claudius successfully invaded Britain the Romans brought many aspects of their lives to Britain. Ex; constructed a system of paved roads, built heated homes with tiled floors and also constructed Roman bathhouses in Britain.
Roman rule lasted nearly 4 centuries.
Romans withdrew iN 407 A.D.
Celts invaded from the Highlands
Anglo-Saxons warriors (from Germany) were hired to protect Britons from Celts and preserve Roman way of life.
Anglo-Saxon liked the land, sop they invaded too.
Some Britons fled to Scotland and Wales but others remained.
By 441, Anglo-Saxon tribes formed the new power in Britain. called "the first Englishmen"
Provided customs that exist to this day: language (english, called Old English today)
Began its literature (written as opposed to oral) established traditions in law and government religion (Christianity)
EARLY ANGLO SAXON LIFE
Tribal culture with pagan beliefs more ambitious