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A Long and Illustrious History

The Iron Age people of Britain were commonly known as:

AThe Celts ✓
BThe Angles
CThe Saxons
DThe Normans

Explanation

The Iron Age people of Britain are commonly known as the Celts. They spoke Celtic languages, some of which survive today as Welsh, Irish and Scottish Gaelic.

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