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Anglo-Saxon may refer to:

• historically, the Anglo-Saxons, a Germanic people inhabiting parts of England during the Dark Ages
  • their Anglo-Saxon language, commonly referred to as Old English
  • anything pertaining to the History of Anglo-Saxon England

• contemporarily, referring to the Anglosphere
  • ethnically, referring to English speakers of British Isles ancestry in particular, see White Anglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP)
  • Anglo-Saxon economy (economic model)

[edit] See also

• Anglo-Celtic
• Anglo-Norman
• Angles
• Saxons
• Anglo

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