History GCSE
Pre-1066 population diversity
What Pre-1066 population diversity means in History GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Pre-1066 population diversity
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Reference: OCR
England held Anglo-Saxon communities alongside settlers of Scandinavian origin, especially in the Danelaw, and there were small groups of other migrants.
Topics that use Pre-1066 population diversity
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