Cnut’s Anglo-Scandinavian Empire, 1016–1035 (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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Who was Cnut and when did he rule England?

Cnut was the first Danish King, ruling from 1016 to 1035.

What significant event did Cnut lead in 1015?

Cnut sailed to England with 200 longships and an army.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Assandun?

The Battle of Assandun resulted in a decisive English defeat.

What strategies did Cnut use to secure his rule in England?

Cnut built alliances and controlled the nobility.

Who did Cnut marry in 1017?

Cnut married Emma, widow of Ethelred, in July 1017.

What administrative change did Cnut make in England?

He divided England into four large administrative units.

What was the Danelaw in Cnut's England?

A Danish-controlled area with its own laws and customs.

What title did Cnut declare in 1027?

Cnut declared himself King of England.

How did Cnut influence Christianity in England?

He promoted Christianity and integrated it with Viking culture.

Who was Harald Bluetooth?

Harald Bluetooth unified North Jutland and promoted Christianity.

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