From AD 1150 to 1500, Britain was characterized by which language?

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The answer is middle english. before this, was old english spoken by the anglo saxons and after that was the early modern english.

ludmilkaskok [199]3 years ago

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Answer:

Middle English

Explanation:

Before AD 1150, the language spoken in Britain was the Old English. One important text from that period is "Beowulf", a long epic poem. Then, with the Noman Conquest, the transition from Old English to Middle English began. The mixture of Old English and Anglo-Norman resulted in Middle English. By AD 1500's, a radical change happend, resulting in the Modern English.

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