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zzz [600]
1 year ago
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he beginning of the Anglo-Saxon period roughly corresponds with which historical event? A. the Norman invasion of Britain B. the

Viking invasion of Britain C. the Roman pull-out from Britain D. the Battle of Hastings
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VLD [36.1K]1 year ago
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Hello.

The answer is: C.)the Roman pull-out from Britain

First, the Anglo-Saxons were employed by the Romans, and then they rebelled, and then they stayed as the Romans were pulling out of Britain. When the Romans left Britain, various groups of people started infighting over supremacy on the islands.  Anglo-Saxons but these Anglo-Saxons became rebels. They stayed while the Britain are pulled out by the Romans.

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