Warriors
Who was the best example of a perfect warrior?
The Thane.
Who did the Thane take with him in times of war?
The people from the village.
Why was drinking a huge part of social bonds and accessible at different social spaces?
It was used to mark special occasions.
Where did the people in Anglo-Saxon culture gather?
Churches and meadhalls
In legal situations it mattered more about the people you knew than the actual facts because what?
The jury and court systems could be persuaded.
Why did a king have to think like a warrior?
Ton continue his reign.
What is an example of how scenes and symbols used to represent loyalty?
What were the two most important social spaces in Anglo-Saxon England?
Meadhalls and churches.
Who did the people in Anglo-Saxon England not get along with?
The Vikings/Scandinavian.
In what situations was revenge legal?
When a member of your family is killed.
How did a warriors' armor represent them?
Their armor represented the warrios social class.
What were a warriors' most praised attributes?
Loyalty, responsibility, and control.
How did previous Anglo-Saxon relationships affect their story telling?
Long heritage gave them different experiences for storytelling.
What qualities were significant for a king to be successful?
Responsibility, control, and loyalty.
When juries were not able to decide if a person was guilty what did they do?
They fined them or they got judged by God.