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The Angles were a Germanic people from a region in what is now northern Germany and southern Denmark who, along with other groups, migrated to and settled in Britain during the early medieval period. They are historically significant because they played a foundational role in establishing Anglo-Saxon England and contributed substantially to the cultural, linguistic, and political foundations of what would become England.
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