The Anglo-Saxons were farmers who lived in villages with thatched roof houses in Anglo-Saxon England. They drank beer and ate a mix of vegetables and meat like deer and wild boar. They believed in lucky charms and superstitions to protect themselves from evil spirits. The names of the days of the week come from both celestial bodies and Germanic gods. The Vikings came to Britain after the Anglo-Saxons.

1. The Anglo Saxons
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2. Who were them?
What was their daily life about?
They were so messy, alcoholics and the were all day carving wood.
Secondary source An extra is that they create the english language.

3. What were Anglo-Saxon villages like
Most of the people who lived in Anglo-Saxon
England were farmers. Each farm had a house
with a thatched roof where the family lived and
slept

4. What did the Anglo Saxons eat and drink?
● They created the beer and they loved it.
● They ate a mix of vegetables, including onions, peas,
parsnips, and cabbage
● Meat ,deer and wild boar

5. What did Anglo-Saxons believe in?
Anglo-Saxons were superstitious and believed in lucky charms. They thought
that rhymes, potions, stones and jewels would protect them from evil spirits or
sickness.
Secondary sources.

6. Where do the names of the days of the week originate from?
Sunday and Monday are named after the celestial bodies
Saturn, Sun and Moon, but the other days are named after
Germanic gods, Tuesday (Tiw's day), Wednesday (Woden's
day), Thursday (Thor's day) and Friday (Freya's day

7. Who came to Britain after the Anglo-Saxons
We think the Vikings.