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Which period of English literature is also known as the Anglo-Saxon period?

AOld English Period

BMiddle English Period

CThe Medieval Period

DThe Norman Period

Answer:

A. Old English Period

Read Explanation:

  • The Old English Period, also called the Anglo-Saxon Period (450–1066), is the earliest phase of English literature.

  • It includes heroic poetry, religious texts, and epic works such as Beowulf.

  • The language was quite different from modern English and was heavily influenced by Germanic tribes like the Angles and Saxons.


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