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In studying the Franks, Anglo-Saxons and the Celts, and anticipating an examination of the vikings, what questions are arising for you? (Remember to label your comment using the Name/URL tab).
We completed the Anglo-saxons study guide in preparation for the Saxons Poster Project. If you didn't complete the questions in class, please do so for homework. Enjoy your weekend!
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DeleteI wonder what happened to Charlemagne's brothers
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if Charlemagne killed his brother for land or if he died from other reasons.
ReplyDeleteHow did charlemagne win so many of the wars that he participated in?
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering why they had split the kingdom between Charlemagne and his brother, and why not give it to the oldest one or have a contest between them.
ReplyDeleteHow did Charlemagne kill so many people?
ReplyDeleteI wonder why Charlemegne and his brother did not like each other. Did one believe that he was more qualified to rule the kingdom?
ReplyDeleteWhy did the Celts have human sacrifices? I also wonder what the people were thinking right before they were sacrificed?
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if the Celts language and lifestyle habits changed after they were forced away by the Germanic Invaders and if changing to Christianity influenced anything other than their brutal fights and human sacrifices.
ReplyDeleteWhat thoughtful questions you've come up with. I would be interested to investigate any of them.
ReplyDeleteI wonder why Charlemagne had so many wives?
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if the Celts learned how to make armors and weapons by themselves or if they learned it from a different place. I'm also wondering why Charlemagne would want so many wives
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