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The Anglo-Saxon period of British history is BEST described as a time of A. abundance. B. literacy. C. conquest. D. revolution.
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The Anglo-Saxon period of British history is BEST described as a time of

A. abundance.
B. literacy.
C. conquest.
D. revolution.

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The Anglo-Saxon period of British history is best described as a time of "revolution," since there were numerous revolutions--both big and small--that took place in England and elsewhere during this time.
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