4: Middle English Language and History

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High School Diploma English FlashCards sobre 4: Middle English Language and History, criado por Alex Nguyen em 01-11-2015.
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Who was the last Saxon king and whom did he succeed Harold Godwinson succeeded Edward the Confessor
Who was a distant relative of Edward the Confessor William of Normandy (earl)
Who invaded England, where, why and when Who: William of Normandy Where: Battle of Hastings Why: he thought he had as much rights as Harold to be king When: in 1066
What is one of the consequences of the French conquest There was a French speaking and ruling class
Why didn't the English language die out 1. A huge body of French words (10 000 words) were taken and became part of English 2. Word declension disappeared => word order and preposition give meaning to sentences 3. Word genders disappeared => English became easier for French people to learn
In which areas do we find French words (give examples) and why In the government, law (felony, larceny, judge, jury, perjury), medecine and food area because the French people were in charge
Give examples of A/S words for animals and the French word used for the meat Pig--> Pork Calf--> Veal Sheep--> Mutton Deer--> Venison
How were words with French origin integrated into the English language and give an example Synonyms with French origins were added ex: kingly = royal = regal frugal
What modified the Middle English language so that it became Modern English The Great Vowel Shift
Who used the English language for swearing Edward III
What gives us the basis for Modern English and what does it symbolize The Triangle of Oxford, Cambridge, London = power, trade, learning (London: power, trade) (Cambridge, Oxford: learning)
How many words English has more than French, German and Spanish Twice more

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