ANGLO-SAXON

'Anglo-Saxon' may refer to or be included in:
'People:

★ Anglo-Saxons, a Germanic people inhabiting England during mediæval times

★ Anglo-Celtic, a macro-cultural term that is inclusive of Celtic, Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman traditions/groups
'Languages:

★ Anglo-Saxon language – ''Old English''

★ Anglo-Saxon words are modern English words derived from Old English (and not from Latin or French); often used for forthright, direct, plain English or for vulgarities

★ Anglic languages – ''Englishes''

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★ List of dialects of the English language
'History:'

★ History of Anglo-Saxon England, early mediaeval English history, from the 5th century to 1066

★ The Anglosphere, often described in continental Europe and elsewhere as ''Anglo-Saxon nations'' or ''countries''

★ Anglo-Saxon conquest of England, the invasion and conquest of England by Angles, Saxons, and Jutes in 5th-6th centuries AD

★ Anglo-American relations, especially military or diplomatic collaboration between the United States and Britain since 1900; a usage popular in France

★ Early English Common Law and legal customs (before 1066)
'Economics:

★ Anglo-Saxon economy, a modern neologism, a type of economic system.
'Architecture:'

★ Anglo-Saxon architecture

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See also

See also

★ English (disambiguation)

★ WASP, ''White Anglo-Saxon Protestant''

★ Anglo-Frisian languages, a group of Ingvaeonic West. Germanic languages consisting of Old English, Old Frisian, and their descendants

★ Angles, an ancient and mediæval Germanic people

★ Saxons, an ancient Germanic people and their successors in modern Germany

★ Saxon (disambiguation)

★ Jutes, a mediæval Germanic people

★ Anglo-Saxon glass, an introduction to Anglo-Saxon glass including sections on glass vessels, beads, window glass and glass used in jewellery

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