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Where did vikings get there food?
Most Vikings were farmers.
How did the vikings get their food?
they didnt
Did vikings eat porridge?
Yes, porridge was a food that vikings sometimes ate.
Who did the Vikings interact with?
the vikings interact with alot of food and I think that they lived in California
How did the vikings start fast food?
Vikings did not start fast food. Fast food was invented by Dick and Mac McDonald (founders of McDonald's) in 1940.
Why did vikings farm pigs for?
Food.
What did the vikings eat on the boats?
the vikings ate human food like everyone else
why Were vikings violent?
Vikings started getting rough because they needed land and food.
What was the vikings favourite food?
rum
What did the Vikings want to accomplish?
food
Which food did vikings most eat?
fish
Where do the vikings get food from?
Agriculture, hunting, fishing.
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