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King Canute was the scion of the Danish royal house. Who was his father? |
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Canute became king of England in 1016 AD. What significant governmental act did he commit soon after his ascension to the throne? |
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Though Canute was a Christian, he followed the pagan tradition of polygamy. Who were his two wives? |
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Soon after securing power in England, Canute also became the king of Denmark. How did he accomplish this? |
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Which earl rose to great prominence under Canute's patronage? |
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In 1025 AD, Jarl Ulf betrayed Canute by joining forces with the king's foes. Ironically, Ulf was one of the closest people to Canute and a part of his inner circle. What is NOT true about Ulf? |
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By 1028 AD, Canute had also become overlord of Norway, and had gained the title Emperor of the North. Why did the Norwegians oust their own king, Olaf the Stout? |
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One of the crowning glories of Canute's reign was his pilgrimage to Rome in 1027 AD. He attained the following agreements with the Holy Roman Emperor EXCEPT: |
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How long did Canute lose his kingship over England? |
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