The Viking presence in England evolved from the initial raid at Lindisfarne in 793 AD to a complex period of settlement and eventual governance. Which of the following accurately describes a major milestone in this historical progression?
- Following the era of the Danelaw, King Cnut became the first Danish king to rule the entire country of England in 1016.Cevap
- BThe Vikings immediately established the Danelaw across the entire island of Great Britain following their first successful raid on Lindisfarne.
- CKing Alfred the Great's victory at the Battle of Hastings in 1016 ensured that the Vikings were permanently expelled from Britain.
- DThe Romans officially designated the Danelaw as a sovereign Viking territory to protect the southern coast from Anglo-Saxon invasions.
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King Cnut became the first Danish king to rule the entire country of England in 1016.
The correct answer identifies that King Cnut became the first Danish king to rule the whole of England in 1016, which followed the period of divided rule under the Danelaw and represented a peak of Viking political influence.
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The transition from Viking raids to the unified Danish monarchy under King Cnut.