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The first place that the vikings raided in England was the monastery in Lindisfarne.
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The Vikings made there way along the coast raiding monasteries as they went ans made their way inland.
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The Vikings seized control of France and refused to leave until King Charles paid them to do so.
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The Vikings had been making small settlements in Ireland since the 840s.
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The treaty detailed that the Vikings would be aloud to settle in England. This area was know as the Danelaw.
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King Charles of France paid the Vikings 5,670 lbs of gold and silver. The Vikings were given land in this treaty which will later be know as Normandy.
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After being banished from Island for 3 years fro murder, he sailed east and managed to stumble into Greenland.
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He did this so as to stop them from invading. The payments were know as "Danegold".
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When Leif reached Labrador in North America, he set up a small viking settlement.
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In England, King Edward dies. Harold Godwinson becomes king. Another contender, William of Normandy, defeats King Harold at the Battle of Hastings and becomes king of England. He becomes known as William the Conqueror.