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When the Anglo-Saxons landed on the island know today as England, they referred to it as, “________________.” a. Land of the Saxons c. Land of the English b. Emerald Island d. I…

When the Anglo-Saxons landed on the island know today as England, they referred to it as, “________________.” a. Land of the Saxons c. Land of the English b. Emerald Island d. I…
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When the Anglo-Saxons landed on the island know today as England, they referred to it as, “________________.”

a. Land of the Saxons
c. Land of the English
b. Emerald Island
d. Island of the Raiders

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When the Anglo-Saxons landed on the island know today as England, they referred to it as the "Land of the English," although this was not a universal term. 
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