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What was the agreement that Alfred the Great made with the Vikings called?
Treaty of Wedmore
Treaty of York
Treaty of London
Treaty of Wessex
Answer
After his victory in the Battle of Edington, Alfred made an agreement with the Vikings, known as the Treaty of Wedmore. This divided England between Anglo-Saxon territory and the Viking-ruled Danelaw.
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