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1. Explain what the setting details in this passage reveal about Anglo-Saxon civilization on
page 417

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Answer from: debk

The setting details on this passage reveals that the Anglo Saxon civilization truly loved and valued art. They wanted the halls to be beautiful and still withstand the strongest of winds. Also, they valued gold and skillful handmanship which resulted in Herot's beautiful hall and boards covered with gold.

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A look at the elements (settings and characters) of the Beowulf story reveals that it has ancient dates of the period before migration.

Around 500 A.D, the action of the poem took place.There was a large conversion to Christianity at the end of the sixth century among the Anglo-Saxon and Scandinavian.

Answer from: mandilynn22

Hello. You forgot to mention that this question is about "Beowulf".

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The details of the setting show that the Anglo-Saxons built buildings that would protect them from confrontations and wars.

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On page 417 of "Beowulf" we are presented with a scenario that shows a part of the Anglo-Saxons' preparation for war. This preparation included the construction of very resistant buildings that would provide an efficient protection for citizens during conflicts. These buildings were composed of iron and ivory walls and highly resistant roof boards.

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