When did the Anglo-Saxons invade Britain?

Answer 1

They never left, they might have been pushed west a bit when the Vikings started invading, and they may have lost influence and power, but they never actually left.

Modern Britain is made up of a mixture of people of Anglo-Saxon, Jute, Scandinavian and Danish and Roman origin, amongst many others, and people came from these countries to colonise the British Isles. The only invaders to actually come to Britain and then leave were the Romans, who left in 410AD because Rome itself was being attacked by Germanic tribes and the soldiers were needed for her defence. Britain was also being increasingly invaded by Germanic tribes, but was told by Rome to "Look to your own defences", ie, you are on your own!

Answer 2

They're still there, also in Ireland.

Fitzgerald, Fitzpatrick, Bourke, De Burca are all Norman names.

Answer 3

cuz they have aids and smelt like fish so they bathed in tomato soup

Answer 4

They never did.

In 1066, William the Conqueror came and took over the land. He did not wipe out all the Anglo-Saxons.

Technically we are Anglo-Saxons. To some extent.

Answer 5

the came in 68bc

Answer 6

850+

No 400 AD

Answer 7

they migrated to Britain in the 400's

Answer 8

they never