CHA PTER REVIEW Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the list: split up, to retreat , Germanic, barbaric , ploughed, Confessor , Chronicle , Christianity , converting, to en- lighten,bred , worship, ditch , spear, prosecuted , fled, Catholic , Canterbury, shield , Archbishop. 1. Towards the end of the 4^th century Europe was invaded by tribes. 2. Britain was invaded by tribes called An- gles, Saxons and Jutes. 3. After severe battles with the invaders the Brit- ons were forced to the west. 4. Britain into seven kingdoms. 5. was brought: to Britain from Rome. 6. The first Christians were fiercely in Rome. 7. The new Christian religion was called the Church. 8. Many British Christians to Wales and Ireland, where they built churches and devoted themselves to 9. Pope Gregory wanted to spread his influence over England by 10. The of __ is head of the Established

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CHA PTER REVIEW Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the list: split up, to retreat , Germanic, barbaric , ploughed, Confessor , Chronicle , Christianity , converting, to en- lighten,bred , worship, ditch , spear, prosecuted , fled, Catholic , Canterbury, shield , Archbishop. 1. Towards the end of the 4^th century Europe was invaded by tribes. 2. Britain was invaded by tribes called An- gles, Saxons and Jutes. 3. After severe battles with the invaders the Brit- ons were forced to the west. 4. Britain into seven kingdoms. 5. was brought: to Britain from Rome. 6. The first Christians were fiercely in Rome. 7. The new Christian religion was called the Church. 8. Many British Christians to Wales and Ireland, where they built churches and devoted themselves to 9. Pope Gregory wanted to spread his influence over England by 10. The of __ is head of the Established

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1. Towards the end of the 4th century Europe was invaded by Germanic tribes.2. Britain was invaded by Germanic tribes called Angles, Saxons and Jutes.3. After severe battles with the invaders the Britons were forced to retreat to the west.4. Britain split up into seven kingdoms.5. Christianity was brought to Britain from Rome.6. The first Christians were fiercely persecuted in Rome.7. The new Christian religion was called the Catholic Church.8. Many British Christians fled to Wales and Ireland, where they built churches and devoted themselves to worship.9. Pope Gregory wanted to spread his influence over England by converting the English to Catholicism.10. The Archbishop of Canterbury is head of the Established Church.

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