"England" comes from "Angle-land"

Explanation

"England" derives from "Angle-land," named after the Angles who were one of the Anglo-Saxon groups. It is not named after the Saxons, Jutes, or Britons, even though they all inhabited the land.

Explanation

This is false. "England" comes from "Angle-land," named after the Angles, not the Saxons. Although both Angles and Saxons settled in Britain, the country's name derives specifically from the Angles.