DescriptionUsing Robin Fleming’s book “Britain After Rome” please supply a detailed argument in response to the question above using primary and secondary evidence to prove your argument. (Primary evidence you can borrow from Fleming – secondary is the use of her argumentation – both need to be cited with page number in paranthesis)Note: This is a deceptively hard question which seeks an answer the explores the full complexity of identity and cultural blending in Anglo-Saxon England. You must follow the account as given in Fleming – other accounts she proves to be false – including Bede’s (near) contemporary account! Using an account that is out of date and just looked up on the internet will not get you above a D. As well as cultural make-up you should also address who the Anglo-Saxons are as a people – values, culture, religion, social and economic factors. You should also tale into account that there were separate kingdoms for much of their history.
