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The English often referred to the Vikings as "Danes" during the early medieval period, particularly because many of the raiders and settlers originated from Denmark. In a broader sense, they were also called "Norsemen," which means "men from the North," encompassing those from various Scandinavian countries, including Norway and Sweden. The term "Viking" itself specifically refers to their seafaring and raiding activities rather than a distinct ethnic group.
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Do vikings get insulted if you call them beardless?
Yes, Vikings did get insulted if they were called beardless.
Where did the English Defeat the Vikings?
the Vikings were defeated in the year 1066 AD
What do you call people from ancient Norway?
The Vikings.
What land did the vikings call home?
Asgaard
Why did the English not attack the vikings when they invaded?
they were scared and coupt
Are vikings the same as Saxons?
No they are not, the vikings fought the Saxons. The Saxons were the English.
How did invasions from the Vikings and french affect the English language?
I think the English started "borrowing" the words that the Vikings and French spoke.
Do vikings get insulted if you call them beardless?
Yes, Vikings did get insulted if they were called beardless.
Who conquered Ireland?
The Vikings.
What did the vikings call whales?
beast
Where did the English Defeat the Vikings?
the Vikings were defeated in the year 1066 AD
What did the vikings call North America?
ballsack
What do you call people from ancient Norway?
The Vikings.
What land did the vikings call home?
Asgaard
What did Vikings call America?
Wine Land
Where did the vikings and the English fight at?
They were from different time periods
Who invented the English coble fishing boats?
vikings
