How did the Angles' and Saxons' invasions of England differ from the experience on the Continent? (Select all that apply.)

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The Angles' and Saxons' invasions of England differed from the experience on the Continent in that they organized in small clans rather than larger kingdoms, and they did not want to assimilate with indigenous Celtic populations. It is not true that they preferred settling in urbanized centers or immediately established trade networks with the Continent.

How Did the Angles' and Saxons' Invasions of England Differ