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Causes and consequences
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Cause and consequence
The Anglo-Saxon and Vikings struggle
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Cause and consequences
In history, events do not just happen. There will be a cause for the event with resulting consequences. For every historical event, there may be many causes and consequences.
cause
event
consequence
The Vikings started to stay instead of raiding and leaving.
AD 865 a Viking army invaded Britain.
Parts of Britain were controlled by the Vikings.
Some of the Vikings liked the conditions in Britain and settled.
Alfred of Wessex continued to fight the Vikings and regain land.
In parts of the country, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings lived side by side peacefully.
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The Anglo-Saxons and Viking struggle
AD 793 The Vikings attack Lindisfarne.AD 865 The Great Viking army invades England.AD 866 The Vikings capture York.AD 873–4 The Vikings visit Repton and conquer Mercia.AD 878 Alfred defeats the Vikings at the Battle of Edington and splits the country between the Vikings and Anglo-Saxons.AD 886 Alfred regains control of London from the Vikings.AD 927 Athelstan becomes King of England.AD 954 Eric Bloodaxe is thrown out of York.1013 Swayn Forkbeard invades England and controls the Danelaw.1016 Cnut becomes King of England.
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In 793, the Vikings raided Lindisfarne to steal valuable items. The Vikings were pagan, so they did not think the monastery was sacred
The consequences of this event were the Vikings returned to raid monasteries many times over the following years and the Anglo-Saxons lived in fear.
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Alfred and the Vikings split the country into two parts
Alfred regains control of London from the Vikings
Aethelstan becomes King of England.
The Vikings capture York.
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