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Why is the viking homeland important to the vikings?
That should be 'was important', since there haven't been any vikings around for nearly one thousand years.
Why did the vikings travel from their homeland and where did they go?
They wanted to steal, plunder and raid other countries
Why did the colonist want to leave their homeland?
The colonists wanted to leave there homeland because they were looking for gold and riches in the new world. they wanted to have less diseases so therefore they had to leave.
Why did the aryans leave their home land?
The aryans leave their homeland in search of food
What were the ships called that the Vikings used to venture out from their homeland beginning in the late A.D. 700s?
Longboats or Longships.
What was the vikings homeland in Scandinavia like?
cold
What skills did the vikings leave Britain when they left?
The Vikings did not leave Britain; they settled there along the east coast.
Why is the viking homeland important to the vikings?
That should be 'was important', since there haven't been any vikings around for nearly one thousand years.
Why did the vikings travel from their homeland and where did they go?
They wanted to steal, plunder and raid other countries
Why did the colonist want to leave their homeland?
The colonists wanted to leave there homeland because they were looking for gold and riches in the new world. they wanted to have less diseases so therefore they had to leave.
Why did son leave their homeland?
To go to war.
Why did the aryans leave their home land?
The aryans leave their homeland in search of food
Why did vikings leave england?
no one knows
When did Jews leave their homeland to come to Texas?
2020
Why the pilgrims chose to leave their homeland?
they wanted to be independent :)
Why did the the french leave their homeland?
i don' t know
Why did indentured servitude leave their homeland?
If you mean leave Britain as their homeland then, because they heard America was a great new place and you could find many new jobs there.
