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Jerald Sagaya Nathan, M.A. , M.Phil. , SET. , NET. , M.A. (M.C. & J) . ,  \nAssistant Professor of English  \nSt. Joseph’s College (Autonomous),  \nTiruchirappalli-620002  \nTamil Nadu, India.  \nE-Mail: [j](jsnathan1981@gmail.com)[snathan1981@gmail.com](jsnathan1981@gmail.com)  \nWebsite: [https://sites.google.com/view/sjeraldsagayanathan/home](https://sites.google.com/view/sjeraldsagayanathan/home)[ ](https://sites.google.com/view/sjeraldsagayanathan/home)Mobile Nos.: 9843287913/ 962928791  \nThe old English [450AD-1066AD]  \nSaturday, September 19, 2020 2  \nThe old English [450AD-1066AD]  \n• English was the common name and tongue of these tribes . Before they occupied Britain they lived along the coasts of Sweden and Denmark, and the land which they occupied was called Engle-land.  \n• These tribes were fearless, adventurous and brave, and during the later years of Roman occupation of Britain, they kept the British coast in terror .  \n• The English came from the continent (Germanic Tribes) came first as mercenaries to help in the defense against the Picts and Scots  \n• Christianization of the pagan English tribes  \n• The establishment of the Dane law in English  \n• The accession of a Danish king  \nSaturday, September 19, 2020 3  \nBritain Under Roman Conquest  \n• Roman conquest of Britain began in 43 A.D .  \n• Romans controlled Britain until the early 5th century.  \n• Latin was the official language in Britain.  \n• The end of Roman rule in Britain facilitated the AngloSaxon settlement of Britain.  \n• The Anglo-Saxons were a collection of various Germanic tribes who established several  \nkingdoms that became the primary powers in presentday England and parts of southern Scotland.  \n• The Germanic tribes are an Indo-European ethnic linguistic group of Northern European origin identified by their use of the Germanic languages .  \nThe Anglo Saxon language  \n• The Anglo Saxon language is only a branch of the great Aryan or Indo-European family of languages .  \n• It has the same root words for father and mother, for God and man, for the common needs and the common relations of life, as found in Sanskrit, Iranian, Greek and Latin .  \n• And it is this old vigorous Anglo-Saxon language which forms the basis of modern English.  \nFirst Settlers in Britain  \n• By the end of 5 th century, many Teutonic tribes from the neighbouring countries invaded Britain .  \n• Brythons of Celtic race had settled in Britain prior to Teutonic settlement.  \n• Brythons of Celtic race were Christianized by Romans .  \n• Britain was invaded by three group of people:  \n– Engle land (Germanic) invaders settled in Northumbria and Merice  \n– Saxons (Scandinavian and Icelanders) and  \n– Jutes invaded the Southeast part of Britain and the food resources kept them there forever .  \nAnglo-Saxon Britain  \n• The Angles and Saxons first landed in England in the middle of the fifth century , and by 67 0 A.D.  \n• Unlike the Romans who came as conquerors, these tribes settled in England and made her their permanent home . They became, therefore, the ancestors of the English race .  \n• The Anglo-Saxon kings, of whom Alfred the Great was the most prominent, ruled till 1066, when Harold, the last of Saxon kings, was defeated at the Battle of Hastings by William the Conqueror of Normandy , France .  \n• The Anglo-Saxon or Old English Period in English literature, therefore, ex tends [roughly from 670 A.D. to](roughly from 670 A.D. to) 11 00 A.D.  \nNorman Conquest of England  \n• Took place in 1066 A.D  \n• England came under French influence .  \n• 1066 A.D. = Battle of Hastings  \n• William of Normandy, France Kills King Harold.  \n• William of Normandy comes to be known as William the Conqueror .  \n• William the Conqueror is the first Norman King of England.  \nAnglo-Saxon poetry  \n• Anglo-Saxon poetry is markedly different from the poetry of the next pe","cbCaiu0JYQLQzvBC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu0JYQLQzvBC","pdf",11299920,653,"English","# The old English [450AD-1066AD]\n# Britain Under Roman Conquest\n# The Anglo Saxon language\n# First Settlers in Britain\n# Anglo-Saxon Britain\n# Norman Conquest of England\n# Anglo-Saxon poetry\n# Anglo-Saxon Epic Beowulf","[{\"question\":\"What period does the notes describe as the old English era?\",\"answer\":\"The notes mark the old English era from 450AD to 1066AD.\"},{\"question\":\"How did Roman rule affect the linguistic and settlement developments in Britain?\",\"answer\":\"The notes state that Roman conquest began in 43 A.D. and Roman control continued until the early 5th century, after which Anglo-Saxon settlement was facilitated.\"},{\"question\":\"What distinguishes Anglo-Saxon poetry from later English poetry?\",\"answer\":\"The notes say Anglo-Saxon poetry is markedly different from Middle English/Anglo-Norman poetry and reflects older traditions, a stern and passionate temperament, and themes tied to wind, storm, life, endurance, and fidelity.\"}]","NTA-NET/SET (English) Coaching - History of English Literature | PDF",1789950067,1646]