Were the Saxons peaceful and civilised?

Answer 1

Well, you have to look into the topic with more depth. You need to ask yourself different questions to come to your conclusion. Ask yourself: -Did the Saxons establish towns/villages -Did they have a law/government or any structured society -Did they adapt any particular religion, or did they have any religion at all -Were they involved in any agricultural things, e.g, farming -Did any of the artifacts they possessed hold any evidence that they were peaceful, i.e, did these artifacts hold any signs of beauty, or quality Once you have found the answers to these questions, mainly via research, only then will you come to a conclusion. I hope this was of any help, Cameron Ibrahim, 15

Answer 2

The Saxons were a Germanic tribe who lived in modern-day Germany and England. While they had their own laws and governance systems, they were known for their warrior culture and frequent conflicts with neighboring tribes and later with the Romans. They were not considered peaceful in the context of the time period.