Match the item to the date, person, or description. 1. anglo-saxon period venerable bede 2. father of english history ad 500 3. chosen by charlemagne witan 4. established monastic school at canterbury alcuin 5. council of retainers ad 449-1066 6. possible time of the legendary king arthur theodore and hadrian

1. Anglo-Saxon Period - AD 449-1066

The Anglo-Saxons were people who inhabited Great Britain from the 5th century and their period stretched over 600 years from AD 449-1066.

2. Father of English history - Venerable Bede

Venerable Bede, an English Benedictine monk, is known as the father of English history.

3. Chosen by Charlemagne - Alcuin

Alcuin was an English scholar, teacher and poet who was chosen by Charlemagne for intellectual revival in the Europe.

4. Established monastic school at Canterbury - Theodore and Hadrian

A school was established by Theodore and Hadrian in Canterbury which resulted in a 'golden age' of Anglo-Saxon scholarship.

5. Council of retainers - Witan

Witan was the council of the Anglo-Saxon kings of England.

6. Possible time of the legendary King Arthur - AD 500

It is suggested that King Arthur could have lived for 500 years before medieval.

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