The document provides an overview of Anglo-Saxon society in Britain from the 5th century AD to the Norman conquest in 1066. Some key points: - The Romans withdrew from Britain around 400 AD, leaving the country open to invasion by Anglo-Saxon tribes from Germany and Denmark, including the Jutes, Saxons, and Angles. - Anglo-Saxon society was organized into small farming villages rather than cities. They practiced a pagan religion with gods like Tiw, Wodin, Thor and Friya. - By the 7th century, Britain was divided into seven Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. Important early kings included Edwin of Northumbria and Offa of Mercia. -

1. Anglo-saxon society

2. The Invaders and Settlers in Britain

3. Expansion of Roman Empire until 400 Ad

4. The Romans leave

5. How the Anglo-Saxons livedAnglo-Saxons were farmers

6. They lived in family groups in villages, not cities

7. Anglo-Saxons were sailors too

8. Anglo-Saxons were not Christians, their beliefs were similar to those of the Celts, A few of the main Anglo-Saxon gods were Tiw, Wodin (Odin), Thor, and Friya, whose names are remembered in our days of the week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.CharacteristicsThe Anglo-Saxons settle.

9. An Anglo-Saxon home.

10. Clothing.

11. What jobs did people do?.

12. Story-telling.

13. Riddles and runes.

14. Anglo-Saxon feasts.

15. Games and sports.

16. Boys and Girls’ life and toys.

17. Hengist and Horsa

18. PoliticsCrime and punishment

19. Free or Slave?

20. Part-time soldiers

21. The warrior codeKings or war chiefsIn the VII d, C century, Britain had 7 anglo-saxon kingdoms : Wessex (west), Essex (East) ,Sussex (South), East Anglia, Northumbria, Mercia and Kent; divided in ‘shires’, hence their actual names like: Yorkshire, Wilshire, Oxforshire,NorthumbriaMercia East Anglia EssexWessexKent.Sussex