2UKChapter2HistoryI概览.pptVIP

Revision In ____, Welsh spoken by 20% of the population. A. Scotland B. England C. Wales D. Northern Ireland Gaelic is spoken by a very small portion in ____. A. England Scotland B. England Wales C. Wales Scotland D. Northern Ireland Scotland I came, I saw, I conquered. The Romans remained in control of Britain for nearly 400 years and they pulled out in ____. A. 306 AD B. 410 AD C. 446 AD D. 1066 AD Roman control was only effective in ____. A. Scotland B. Ireland C. London D. England Wales 3. Anglo-Saxons 盎格鲁-撒克逊人(449-8th) Germanic/Teutonic日耳曼 people, Angles盎格鲁人, Saxons撒克逊人, Jutes朱特人, came from Denmark and Northern Germany. They drove Celts to Wales, Scotland, Ireland. They occupied England and formed the basis of the modern English race. The people of the 3 tribes were loosely called Anglo-Saxons, later English. The dialects spoken by Anglo-Saxons grew into a single language, Anglo-Saxon, which is now called old English, the basis of modern English. The Anglo-Saxons brought with them their own Teutonic religion. But later they were converted to Roman Christianity. Later the Anglo-Saxons formed 7 kingdoms, which is called Heptarchy[heptɑ:k?]七王国 Revision The earliest known settlers of Britain were _______. 　　 A. the Jutes 　　 B. the Celts 　　 C. the Saxons 　　 D. the Angles Which of the following tribes came to Britain first? A. The Angles. B. The Saxons. C. The Gaels. D. The Jutes. Revision Who were the ancestors of the English and the founders of England? The Anglo-Saxons The Normans The Vikings The Romans It was the ____ who brought the English language into England. The Anglo-Saxons The Normans The Vikings The Celts Revision Christianity was first brought to England by ______. A. the Romans B. the Celts  C. the Anglo-Saxons  D. the