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How did Vikings affected European society?
The vikings caused people to build castles and contributed to the rise of feudalism. They caused people to build walled towns.The Vikings affected European society by forcing small groups or tribes to being working together to protect themselves. They also cause the creation of castles and barriers.
Which people lived in ancient Scandinavia?
The Germanic tribes which migrated to Scandinavia.
How did the vikings originate?
They were descended from Germanic tribes that settled in Scandinavia.
Why did the vikings were driven away?
after the collapse of rome it was very easy for the germanic tribes to raid Italy and France but the Vikings killed of the tribes and started to raid England, France and Italy so the only option was to make extremly well trained soldiers with lots of armour, swords spears and sheilds to support all this weight they needed to be mounted they called themselves knights. the vikings were no match for the knights so instead of raiding they started migraiting
Briefly discuss the impact of viking culture on Europe?
Vikings, also known as Northmen or Norsemen, were groups of Germanic tribes living in far northern Europe. Vikings were fierce warriors who would sail to the south and west and attack (and in some cases settle in) other European lands. Because of this, many Europeans feared Vikings. This fear led in part to the building of many castles, walled towns, and the development of feudalism.
How did Vikings affected European society?
The vikings caused people to build castles and contributed to the rise of feudalism. They caused people to build walled towns.The Vikings affected European society by forcing small groups or tribes to being working together to protect themselves. They also cause the creation of castles and barriers.
How do tribes protect themselves from the anaconda?
they do this by shooting spears into its head
Which people lived in ancient Scandinavia?
The Germanic tribes which migrated to Scandinavia.
What is the ancestors of Norway?
Germanic tribes and later the Vikings.
How did the vikings originate?
They were descended from Germanic tribes that settled in Scandinavia.
Why did the vikings were driven away?
after the collapse of rome it was very easy for the germanic tribes to raid Italy and France but the Vikings killed of the tribes and started to raid England, France and Italy so the only option was to make extremly well trained soldiers with lots of armour, swords spears and sheilds to support all this weight they needed to be mounted they called themselves knights. the vikings were no match for the knights so instead of raiding they started migraiting
Briefly discuss the impact of viking culture on Europe?
Vikings, also known as Northmen or Norsemen, were groups of Germanic tribes living in far northern Europe. Vikings were fierce warriors who would sail to the south and west and attack (and in some cases settle in) other European lands. Because of this, many Europeans feared Vikings. This fear led in part to the building of many castles, walled towns, and the development of feudalism.
From whom did the Vikings descend?
From Germanic tribes which had migrated from Germany to Scandinavia.
Who made Vikings?
Runes had been in existence for nealy a thousand years before the Vikings. They originated with the Germanic tribes of Northern Europe.
Besides weapons how did the native americans protect themselves?
In some Indian tribes, medicine women gathered herbs and cured the ill and also for protection.
Who worshipped Thor?
The Vikings, Scandinavians, Anglo-Saxons and the Germanic tribes.
Before coming to Scandinavia where were the roots of Norse Vikings?
Some vikings were, but there were also viking clans in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark
