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Which people travelled in longships and raided Britain from Scandinavia in medieval times?
The Vikings.
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Which people travelled in long ships and raided Britain from Scandinavia?
The Vikings, who originated from Scandinavia, traveled in longships and raided Britain from the late 8th to the early 11th centuries. These seafaring warriors and traders were known for their advanced shipbuilding techniques, allowing them to navigate both open seas and shallow rivers. They conducted raids, established settlements, and engaged in trade, significantly influencing the history and culture of Britain during the early medieval period.
Which sea separates Britain from Scandinavia?
The North Sea.The North Sea
How did the viking attack Britain?
By Boat. They used longships to land at english shores and land their raiding parties.
What is the sea that divide Britain from Scandinavia?
The North Sea
Fierce people from Scandinavia who invaded Britain 700?
The Vikings.
What people traveled in long ships and raided Britain in medieval times?
Vikings travelled in long ships and raided Britain. They also raided just about every other coastal area of Europe. They settled in Britain, and governed large areas of the island. They also traded as merchants along the rivers that were navigable by their ships.
Who were the fierce people from Scandinavia who invaded Britain in the 700's?
The Vikings.
Where did the vikings fight the most?
In Scandinavia, against each other. And in Britain.
What is the country of origin of the Holm surname?
Holm is a surname which originated in Scandinavia and Britain.
Was Great Britain ever ruled by Scandinavia?
The Vikings - from Scandinavian countries - controlled large parts of Britain at one time.
What did king William do?
King William I Was a Ruler Of great Britain in The Medieval Times. King William I Was a Ruler Of great Britain in The Medieval Times.
Was Britain Part of Medieval Europe?
Yes.
