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FTE) people: 219 User pages  Michael Overton  en This user is a
native speaker of English.   Genetic studies       • British
Isles 56%—(England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales) The history of the
region was defined by periodic invasions and settlements by
various groups: the Celts from central Europe spread throughout
the Northwest Isles about 2500 years ago; the Romans followed
later; after the Romans withdrew, tribes from northern Germany
and Denmark (the Angles, Saxons and Jutes) conquered much of
what is now England; about the same time, the Vikings left their
imprint, particularly in southern Scotland, Ireland and western
England; and the Normans invaded from northern France. English
is a Germanic language that was brought by the Angles.   •
Scandinavian 34%—(Nor