How did Viking raids force change?

When and where was the first major Viking raid on English soil?

• 793 AD, Lindisfarne

• 800 AD, York

• 850 AD, London

• 900 AD, Winchester

Where is the Monastery of St Cuthbert located?

• On the Island of Lindisfarne off the Northeast Coast of England

• On the Island of Skye off the Northwest Coast of Scotland

• On the Isle of Wight off the South Coast of England

• On the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea

What is the Viking Age described as in the provided material?

• A. A period of peace and prosperity

• B. A reign of terror that lasted nearly 300 ages for many people of Europe

• C. A time of great scientific discovery

• D. A golden age of art and culture

The death of Harald Hardrada at the Battle of Stamford Bridge occurred in _____?

Which regions did the Norwegian Vikings settle in?

• Scotland, Ireland, Orkney, Shetland, Faroe Islands

• England, Netherlands, Normandy (France)

• Russia, Ukraine

• Spain, Portugal

Where did the Danish Vikings settle?

• Scotland, Ireland, Orkney, Shetland, Faroe Islands

• England, Netherlands, Normandy (France)

• Russia, Ukraine

• Spain, Portugal

Which regions did the Swedish Vikings settle in?

• Scotland, Ireland, Orkney, Shetland, Faroe Islands

• England, Netherlands, Normandy (France)

• Russia, Ukraine

• Spain, Portugal

What was the initial pattern of settlement for the raiders before they settled permanently?

• They stayed for longer periods in summer camps.

• They stayed for longer periods in winter camps.

• They immediately settled permanently.

• They stayed for longer periods in spring camps.

Which of the following words in Viking village names means "secondary settlement"?

• thwaite

• thorpe

• keld

• kirk

What does the word "thwaite" in Viking village names refer to?

• spring

• farmstead

• woodland clearing

• church