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The Saxons were invaders of England from areas which are in modern-day Germany. They took over the country. The Vikings were invaders from Scandinavia. They took control of large parts of England, while other parts remained under Saxon control. Both groups were defeated by the Normans.
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Where did the saxon and vikings come from?
italy
Who invaded England after the Anglo saxon?
Vikings
Where the vikings raiders?
If you are looking for the Era, The Vikings raided was around Anglo-Saxon times
Which Anglo-Saxon leader was able to get rid of the Vikings?
King Harold Godwinson 1066.
How do you know the vikings came to England?
King Alfred started a newspaper called the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
How did the franks and Anglo-Saxon Celts and vikings influence medieval society?
The Franks, Anglo-Saxon Celts, and Vikings significantly shaped medieval society through their cultural, political, and military contributions. The Franks, under leaders like Charlemagne, unified much of Western Europe and promoted Christianity, which solidified the Church's influence. The Anglo-Saxon Celts contributed to the development of local governance and the English language, while the Vikings influenced trade, exploration, and settlement patterns, leading to cultural exchanges and the establishment of new communities. Together, their legacies helped lay the foundations for modern European nations.
On my family tree i got viking and Anglo saxon surnames your mother is from Yorkshire is it possible for me to have viking ancestors?
Yes; the Vikings were quite proliferate at one time.
How did the Vikings affect Anglo-Saxon England?
The Vikings were ruthless and scary warriors. They terrified Northern Europe for centuries. They expanded all over Europe, discovered Iceland and Greenland, and even expanded as far west into Canada, centuries before Columbus set voyage.
How did the Anglo Saxons know that the vikings are called the vikings?
The Anglo-Saxons referred to the Norse seafarers as "Vikings" due to their raids and settlements that began in the late 8th century. The term "Viking" originally described the act of going on expeditions or raiding, derived from the Old Norse word "vikingr." Anglo-Saxon chronicles and records, such as the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, documented these incursions, leading to the widespread use of the term to identify these Norse warriors. Over time, the term came to encompass the broader Norse culture associated with these seafaring activities.
What role did the conversion of vikings to Christianity play in integrating them into Europe?
They stopped fighting the Anglo-Saxons, agreed to keep Anglo-Saxon laws, and settled down to farming.
Did the vikings invaded Britain after the Romans?
No they did not. Britain was taken over by the Angles, Saxons Jutes and Frisians who migrated there in waves in the late 5th century. This led to the formation of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. The Vikings starting raidin England much later on, in 787. They conquered parts of England in the 860s and 870s.
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