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V I K I N G S. Vikings and Danelaw. Explorers, warriors merchants, pirates AD 800-1050 Viking Age They came from three countries: Denmark, Norway, Sweden The name Viking means”a pirate raid” in Old Norse language. The Danelaw- the area conquered by - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Vikings and Danelaw

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• Explorers, warriors

merchants, pirates

• AD 800-1050

Viking Age

• They came from

three countries:

Denmark, Norway, Sweden

• The name Viking means”a pirate raid” in Old Norse language.

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• The Danelaw- the area conquered by the Vikings in the 9th century.• It is the part of England where the laws of the “Danes” dominated

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Alfred the Greatand

the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

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Alfred the Great (849-899)

• was one of the best rulers in British history • In 871 he and his brother defeated Danesand he was also crowned• 878 a treaty betweenDanes and Anglo-Saxons• 890 the Anglo-SaxonChronicle• translated 4 books

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Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

• was originally compiled by the orders of King Alfred the Great in AD 890

• consists of 9 manuscripts

• last update was written in 1154

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Edward the Confessorand

Westminster Abbey

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• Penultimate Anglo-Saxon king of England

• Normandy

• Nickname “Confessor”

• Had no children

• Construction of a new cathedral

• Was canonized in 1161 by Pope Alexander III

Edward the Confessor

8 June 1046 – 5 January 1066

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Westminster Abbey

• 1045-1065, Edward the Confessor

• Historical site > religious site

• Burial ground

• 17 monarchs

• ~3300 people buried

• Henry III decided to rebuilt it

in gothic • The Collegiate Church of St Peter, Westminster

• The Westminster Chimes

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