PPT-Germanic

Kingdoms Emerge amp Charlemagne The Middle Ages Germanic Kingdoms Emerge Germanic Kingdoms In the upheaval between 400 and 600 small Germanic kingdoms replaced Roman provinces Borders. processes, we are able to postulate similar diachro Herzog, & Labov (1968), among others). We have also not yet come to the point where we may identify sound change before it has begun. Even sou Germanic W eak Preterite Paul Kiparsky University 1 The weak verbs remains one of the most troublesome chapters of Germanic historical-comparative grammar . The morphological provenience of formative Author: Gary Taylor Email: taylor16471@aol.com Homepage: http://hometown.aol.com/taylor16471/protogermanic-pronunciation.html Comment: Copied from the internet, 2005-11-27, by Evert Mouw evert@ge Vocabulary. . Alliteration. : The repetition of consonant sounds- usually at the beginning of words and in stressed syllables. Caesura. : An obvious pause in a line of poetry. It is usually found near the middle of a line, with two . Introduction to Leadership. Background Information. The Anglo-Saxon Period—A.D.449-1066. Before the Anglo-Saxons. Britain settled by the Celts. Migrated from continental Europe between 800 and 600 B.C.. European History. Classical Civilization. (Beginning of European Civilization .  . Roman Empire). Medieval Europe. (. Fall of Rome .  Before the Renaissance). Modern Times. (Renaissance .  Today). Chapter 13 Section 1. Invasion of Western Europe. Germanic invaders took over the western half of the Roman Empire. . Constant warfare and invasions caused:. Disruption of Trade: ruining the cities as economic centers. The Middle Ages. Think-Pair-Share. Write your thoughts in the margin. Share your thoughts with an elbow partner nearby. Be prepared to share to whole group. If our American government disappeared today, how would our lives be different tomorrow? Next month? Next year?. The Fall of Rome. Information taken from an article by F. Roy Willis Professor of History at the University of California . F. . Roy Willis, Professor of History University of California. Robert A. . Barbarians take over in Europe. Goths-. Visigoths and . Ostrogoths. Vandals. Angles. Saxons. Lombards. Franks. Burgundians. Vandals. Germanic Tribes . Most of the tribes were Germanic in origin- which loosely refers to groups from Central Europe.. The Indo-European Languages. English is a member of the Indo-European family of languages. These languages originally stretched from India to Russia and over to the British Isles.. The Indo-European Languages. “The Language of Our Lives” . INTRODUCTION TO . UNIT 1. A few things to know…. AD – means “anno Domini,” Latin for ‘in the year of our Lord.’. BC – before Christ. Medieval is not really pronounced or spelled “mid-evil.” It is a Latin term that refers to the Middle Ages.. Main characteristics of Germanic which distinguish it from IE. The First Germanic Consonant Shift. Vowel gradation. Nominal reduction to a 4-case system. Verbal reduction to a 2-tense system. Innovation: weak & strong declensions of adjectives. Indo European . Spread of Indo- European Languages . Germanic/Celts/ Romans. 1/13/2017. 1. INDO EUROPEAN. Indo-Europeans or Proto-Indo-Europeans, who lived in Eastern Europe and Central Asia from some time after 5000 BC..