How did alfred the great contribute to the development of a national identity in england? (5 points) he signed a peace treaty with guthrum, a french military leader. he joined with his three older brothers to divide english lands. he worked toward peace by reducing the size of his army and navy. he defeated the danes and drove them out of england.

The correct answer is: "he defeated the danes and drove them out of england."

Alfred the Great (849-899) was king of Wessex (current English territory) during 871-899, after his three older brother had reigned before him.

He had to deal with the issue of the Viking invasions. After achieving the victory in the Battle of Eddington in 878, he made an agreement with the Viking leader, Guthrum, and created the so-called Danelaw in the North of England. This treaty gave rights to the Viking in the Northern lands but managed to expell vikings out of his territories, the Wessex kingdom.

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