2. Indo-European
Spelling Grammar Common
Ancestor
Language
Pronunciation Variations
Meaning Vocabulary •Cognate
Words • Non-Cognate
Remain
•Social Basic • Borrowed
• Historical Cultural • Created
• Derivated
•Objects • Replaced
• Actions • Lost
Factors • Concepts

3. Indo-European
Tocharian
Western Eastern
Balto
Slavic
Germanic
Hellenic Inflectional Ending
for
Instrumental Plurals
Italic
Past Tenses
Celtic Femenine
Nouns Indo-Iranian
Passive
Voice
Inflection

4. East Invaders
Middle
Saxons
Angles Jutes
Angulus
•East Old
Northumbrian • South Saxony
Mercians
People Kent • West
Isle
Of
Wight

5. Political
Boundaries
West Saxon
Northumbria
Mercia
Kent
East Sussex
Anglia
Essex Wessex

6. Kent Northumbria Mercia Wessex

7. England
St. Character
Augustine
Re-Introduced •Power Poetry
Christianity • Wealth
Latin
170 Words • Beowulf
•Monastic • The wanderer
Environments • The Seafarer
• Scholarships
• Intellectual
•Food
Communities
• Plants
• Religion
• Dress

8. East
Danes English
Words Beggining Coast
with
Danish Defeated
Law by Southern
Sk- Sc-
King Alfred
Biblic
Anglo-Saxon Translations
Chronicles
Public
Schools