What language do the Vikings speak?

English was highly influenced by Old Norse after Viking Invasions and Danish/Norwegian settlement in the _,_, and _centuries. Except?

Around _____ Vikings migrated to Britain.

In what language family do the Old Norse and Old English belong?

The ______language of the Vikings was, in many ways, similar to the ____ of the Anglo Saxons. 

Which of the following were The Five Boroughs (five main towns) of Danelaw?

The Treaty of Alfred and Guthrum, also known as The Treaty of ______, safeguarded _______, establishing a peaceful relation.

What was one of the theories formulated by Historians that explained the migration of the Vikings to Old England?

Which one of these are the vikings that took over England?

Only Scandinavians lived in the area of Danelaw.

The Vikings migrated from Scandinavia to Old England.

 Before the Vikings arrived, Norway was a home of a plethora of Anglo- Saxons kingdoms.

The first real viking attack came in AD 800 with the attack on monastery at Lindisfarne where heathen men showed up and pillaged the monastery.

The population was largely Christian having been converted some centuries before.

 It is estimated that between 600 and 900 modern English words come from Old Norse.

Old Norse is a classical North Germanic language.

Approximately 5% of English words are derived from Old Norse.

Old Norse had no significant influence on the English language.

King Guthrum rejected the Treaty of peace and waged war against the Anglo- Saxon king, Alfred The Great.