The acient germanics tribes and thier language content introduction chapter I. History of the germanic tribes

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THE ACIENT GERMANICS TRIBES AND THIER LANGUAGE 
 
CONTENT 
INTRODUCTION …………………………………………………………..……2 
CHAPTER I. HISTORY OF THE GERMANIC TRIBES 
1.1. Major tribes and their settlements………………………………………………5 
1.2. Development of the Germanic Language Family……………………..………12 
CHAPTER II. DIFFERENCES WITHIN THE VARIOUS GERMANIC 
LANGUAGES 
2.1.Differences within the various Germanic languages…………………………18 
2.2. Linguistic Features of Ancient Germanic Languages…………………………27 
CHAPTER III. LESSON PLAN OF THE ACIENT GERMANICS TRIBES 
AND THIER LANGUAGE……………………………………………………...33 
CONCLUSION ………………………………………….………………………35 
GLOSSARY………………………………………………………………..…….37 
REFERENCE......…………………………………………………………..……39 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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INTRODUCTION 
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The actuality of course paper. The ancient Germanic tribes played a 
significant role in the formation of modern-day Europe. These tribes were a group 
of people who lived in what is now Scandinavia, Germany, and the Netherlands 
during the early Middle Ages. They were known for their fierce warriors, powerful 
leaders, and complex social structures. The Germanic tribes spoke various languages 
that are part of the Germanic language family. This family includes languages such 
as English, German, Dutch, and Scandinavian languages like Swedish and 
Norwegian. The study of these languages is important because they have influenced 
many other languages around the world. The Germanic tribes had a significant 
impact on European history through their migrations, invasions, and conquests.
Their influence can be seen in the modern-day cultures of Europe and North 
America. Understanding their language helps us to understand their culture and how 
it contributed to the development of modern civilization. The linguistic relations 
between the Germanic group and the other Indo-European branches are a corollary 
to their geographical location and spread. The actual starting-point of the Indo-
Europeans, their original home ('Urheimat'), is not known. At present, the greater 
weight of arguments seems to point to Northern or Central Europe, but the views 
favoring South-Eastern Europe or the steppes of Western Asia are not to be 
underrated.
The conflicting views can in a measure be reconciled by assuming that the 
ethnic and linguistic conformity of the Indo-European group developed in a wide 
zone of migration, which extended 'from the parallel from South-East to North-
West, towards the Polar Circle', or 'on a long belt of land, reaching from France 
through all of Europe and the Kirghiz Steppe, as far as The ancient Germanic tribes 
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have always been a topic of fascination and interest for scholars, historians, and 
enthusiasts alike.
These tribes were diverse in their culture, language, religion, and social 
organization and inhabited the regions of modern-day Germany, Scandinavia, the 
Netherlands, Belgium, and Austria. The Germanic tribes played a crucial role in 
shaping the history and culture of Europe as we know it today.