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What did the vikings call the place they landed at in north ameaica?
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What did that Vikings call the place they landed at in North America?
They called it Vinland, not sure why, but they did!
What is the exact place the vikings landed?
greenland
What place names were given to the north American coastline by the vikings?
North American was named vineland by the vikings because of how much grapes that grew there.
Where did the vikings originate from where was the age of the vikings?
Vikings originated from Scandanavia, and the Viking Age took place throughout Europe and parts of North America
Did the pilgrims land in North America or The US?
The US, they landed in Massachusetts, but they didn't stop for long, so the first place they landed and settled longterm was Plymouth.
Where was the first place the vikings landed?
The first ISLAND the vikings attacked was Lindisfarne
Why did the vikings explore Scandinavia?
Vikings explored North America to find new land for their colonies.
Where is the Bahamas when Columbus' first stop in the new world?
He landed on Hispaniola and that is the only place. He never got to North America.
Did the Vikings tie with the Lions for last place this year in the NFC North Division?
Both the Vikings and Lions were 6-10 this year (2010). The Lions did have a better divisional record than that of the Vikings so they technically would finish higher than them in the standings.
Who landed on Jupiter?
Nobody has landed on Jupiter. The only place people have landed is the Moon.
So if Columbus didn't really discover America who did?
The same place can be "discovered" by many people if they didn't know about it. In the case of North America, there were already people here, and several separate groups "discovered" America over the course of several centuries. Chinese mariners had landed in what is now California in the 1400s, and on the European side, both the Irish and the Vikings had made it to North America before Columbus did. Columbus gets credit for sharing the word of his discoveries with the world, which no one before him had done. Vikings but actually jaradites Really it was The Doctor
Did Cabot sailed to a place south where Columbus landed and polos descriptions of Asia did not match?
No, Caboto's course was far north of Columbus's route. Many people today actually think he landed on the coast of Newfoundland, even though he said he landed in Asia, like Columbus.
