Invaders and Influences
The man who was inspired by the Celts to write "Le Morte Darthur."
Who is Sir Thomas?
The first group to ever invade Great Britain.
Who are the Romans?
The role with the responsibility of law and order.
Who is the leader?
The religion that existed despite Christianity's influence.
What is the Anglo-Saxon religion?
Storytellers that sung songs of Gods and Heroes.
What are Bards?
The religion that many European missionaries had.
What is Christianity?
Britain's "once and future king".
Who is Arthur?
Loyalty to the leader was the gateway to these two outcomes.
What is Fame and Success?
The Norse god of death, poetry, and magic.
Who is Odin?
The other name used to refer to the Anglo-Saxon God, Odin.
Who is Woden?
The Anglo-Saxon Kingdom that was split into separate groups.
What is Wales?
What religion helped to unify England?
What is Christianity?
The way Success was measured from the leader.
What are gifts?
The sign of Thurnor.
What is the Hammer / Twisted Cross?
A writing room that was used to copy manuscripts.
What is the Scriptorium?
The man who used the myth of Celtic legends in his poetry.
Who is William Butler Yeats?
The man who invaded the Danes and united England.
Who is King Alfred?
The reason why this loyalty to the leader was needed.
What is protection?
The Anglo-Saxon God of thunder and lighting.
Who is Thunor?
Bards appealed to this group of people the most.
Who are Non-Christian Anglo-Saxons?
The defensive wall that is 73 miles long.
What are the "Great Administrators?"
The man who defeated the Danes in 1066.
Who is William?
The man who made a name for himself by defeating monsters.
Who is Beowulf?
This group of people felt particularly connected with Odin.
Who are the Great Poets?
The first great work of Literature.
What is Beowulf?