They raided Britain's coasts, Ireland, North Spain, West France, and around the Baltic Sea (Russia, Ukraine, and such). They usually raided monestaries and churches, where most of the money was. They'd use that money to fund a new campaign. Rarely would they stay and settle a location.
I know this isn't your question, but I want to put my two cents in. Their expansionist raids caused Europe to become heavily armed in defense against hit-and-run tactics. Once the Viking Age died out, the Europeans were still armed to the teeth and the soldier peoples who had spent generations fighting invaders had nobody to fight anymore. They resorted to their own brand of raiding. The pope solved the issue by sending them to Jersualem to conquer the Holy Land. The Vikings indirectly caused the crusades. And, the crusades did a whole lot to change the world forever.
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They wanted to steal, plunder and raid other countries
A Viking is a Norsemen, and they were typical men and women who farmed, hunted, and made there own civilization to survive from. Some Vikings would raid different countries in Europe for loot.
the vikings first raided the monastery of lindersfarne.
there raided in ireland and britain
because they wanted to
They wanted to steal, plunder and raid other countries
Vikings would plunder English settlements for slaves and riches.
It is swag (plunder taken by a thief).
Maraud
A Viking is a Norsemen, and they were typical men and women who farmed, hunted, and made there own civilization to survive from. Some Vikings would raid different countries in Europe for loot.
They liked to raid deers ships and racoons
the vikings first raided the monastery of lindersfarne.
Hungary is landlocked and the Vikings attacked by sea.
because they are horny creatures
there raided in ireland and britain
because they wanted to
kidnap, harm