Raiders and Invaders (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Quizzes

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The nature and causes of Viking raids in Britain, Ireland, the Scottish Islands and France, 793–850
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When did the Viking Age in Britain begin?

June 793 CE

Until what year did Viking raids continue in Britain?

1066

Which monastery in Northumbria was sacked in 794 CE?

Jarrow

Why did Lindisfarne Priory become the first victim of Viking raids?

Its coastline location

In what year was Iona in Scotland attacked by Vikings?

795 CE

Who was known as the 'last of the Vikings'?

Harald Hardrada

According to Janet Nelson, why did Vikings raid monasteries?

Lack of defences

What did Anglo-Saxon scholars NOT call the raiding Vikings?

Saxons

What geographical factors caused scarce resources in Scandinavia?

Mountainous terrain & severe winter

Which scribe attributed Viking raids to overpopulation in Scandinavia?

Dudo

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