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The coronation of Charlemagne took place in
Rome
Runes were used mostly by
priest
The early Vikings spoke a language similar to
They spoke Norse, which is closest to Icelandic and Faroese.
Viking civic leaders were usually military chiefs called
They were called Jarls
The two groups of people who resisted Roman rule and fled to Scotland were the
Picts and Scots
Vinland thought to be somewhere in Newfoundland was visited by
Leif Ericson visited Vinland.
Vikings often held contests that showed
their strength and courage
The centers of culture in England and Ireland were the what
A+ monasteries
Who led many viking explorations throughout the north Atlantic
Eric the Red led many viking explorations throughout the north Atlantic.
In their personal appearance viking men took great pride in their
mustaches and beards
Before Alfred became Alfred the Great King of England he ruled the Anglo Saxon province of
Wessex, and subsequently Mercia (which he allowed to be governed by his daughter and her husband Aethelred)
The majority of people during the Middle Ages were
Most middle age people were serfs, or people who worked land owned by a lord. Basically, they worked the land, kept what they needed, and most of the time, the lord took the rest.
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