The Germanic people

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Which people did the inhabitants of the Roman Empire call barbarians?

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Entrada de los pueblos germanos en los antiguos territorios del Imperio	Formación de los reinos germanos (siglos V-VI)

Observa estos mapas, imprime un mapa mudo del mundo antiguo y realiza las siguientes actividades:

Traza con distintos colores las rutas que siguieron los diferentes pueblos bárbaros al entrar en el Imperio romano.
Colorea las zonas en las que se asentaron.
Indica con qué países actuales se corresponde cada reino.

Mapa mudo del mundo antiguo

What happened to the Western and Eastern Roman Empire from the 5th century A.D.?

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Write a report about the Germanic people's economic, social and political structure and prepare an oral presentation to give to the class.

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Look at the maps and:

a) Trace the routes the barbarian peoples took to invade the Roman Empire.

b) Name the present-day countries each kingdom occupies.

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