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21 Cards in this Set
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Where did the Anglo-Saxons originate? |
German tribes form Europe |
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When an Empire is overtaken what happens to the defeated people? |
If they do not all leave, they are subject to a new culture, new language, and new rules. |
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What type of government did the Anglo-Saxons have? |
Rudimentary Feudal system. |
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What was the religion of the Anglo-Saxons? |
Mixture of Christian and pagan elements. |
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Things that are important to a group of people is called what? |
Cultural Values |
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What place has closest government to the Anglo-Saxons? |
Greece |
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Who was Grendel a descendent of? |
Cain |
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Where does Beowulf sail? |
Denmark |
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Who becomes the King of Geatland? |
Beowulf |
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Where in Genesis does it talk about Cain's discipline? |
Genesis 4:11-15 |
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Who do historians say wrote Beowulf? |
a Monk |
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How many years separate Adam's death with Noah's birth? |
121 years |
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What contrast is between Genesis 6:5 and 6:9? |
Noah's wicked culture and Noah's righteousness. |
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What Biblical figure correlates on the timeline with the Celts, Brythons, and Geals? |
David |
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What is the stonehenge most likely used for? |
a season worship site |
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who is grendel a descendant of? |
Cain |
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Which two events give us our first time-frame connection between biblical history and British history? |
Abraham and Stonhenge. |
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According to the seafarer why does the narrator continue to pursue a life at sea despite great difficulties? |
he cannot contain his curiosity. |
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what summarizes the message of the seafarer? |
those who follow God will receive His blessings. |
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why does the narrator in the wanderer leave his home? |
it is a punishment |
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in the wanderer, what does it seem the narrator misses the most? |
friendship |
