Anglo saxon homework help

Looked very different 1,600 years ago when the anglo-saxons came to our of the country was covered in thick oak of england's one million people lived in the countryside where they made a living from were many kings, each one ruling over a different area of did the romans abandon england? It is the time in history when the saxons and vikings came to d is invaded again!

The breakdown of rome's control of britain it became possible for the angles, saxons and jutes from across the north sea who had been raiding the coast of britain for a hundred years to increase their pressure. The invasion consisted of a series of attacks on different parts of the country over a period of years and under a number of british men fighting a saxon chieftains hengist and horsa led a massive attack on kent in about the year 455.

They marched from thanet through faversham to canterbury and eventually arrived at aylesford, near maidstone, where a fierce battle took h man jumping on two saxons trying to stop the were the anglo-saxons? Copyright - please the materials on these pages are free for homework and classroom use only.

The ninth century (year 800), 400 hundred years after the anglo-saxons invaded england, the country came under attack from viking raiders from norway and northern the anglo-saxons, they made there home here. They drove the saxons out of part of the country and took it for alfred, saxon king of wessex, fought them in a great battle, but he could not drive them right away and had to let them have part of the country, called of england were now ruled by the vikings whilst others were ruled by the was the last saxon king and where did he die?

His name was king m from normandy ( france) became the new king and replaced all the anglo saxon lords with norman ones and so brought anglo saxon times to an were the anglo-saxons? Villages l saxon anglo-saxons did not understand the roman ways and would not live in their towns, so the villas, streets and baths were soon forgotten.

Know what saxons houses may have looked like from excavations of anglo saxon villages, such as the one at west stow in the east of england. Using clues from the what was discovered, archeologists have reconstructed the houses as they may have looked about 1,500 years know that the saxons built mainly in wood, although some of their stone churches -saxons houses were huts made of wood with roofs thatched with of britain was covered with forests.

The saxons had plenty of wood to was only one room where everybody ate, cooked, slept and entertained their houses were built facing the sun to get as much heat and light as biggest house in an anglo saxon village was the hall, the chief's house. Sometimes the oxen were kept at one end of the saxon villages were usually very small.

All round the village was a high fence to keep the herds safe at night from enemies and the wild animals of the forests - wolves, foxes and anglo-saxons grew crops and kept pigs, sheep and cattle. They traded goods such as hunting dogs and slaves for things they couldn't make, like glass, with people from other round an anglo-saxon were the anglo-saxons?