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Some seemed to be. "Berserkers" were Norse warriors who wore wolf or bearskin coats and were commonly understood to have fought in an uncontrollable rage or a trance of fury, although this may have been a brilliant offensive tactic, since it would cause great fear in the people they were attacking.

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Who invaded UK in Medieval Times?

vikings from Scandinavia, followed by the normans from France


What are groups of vikings called?

A group of vikings can be considered a mess, but they are more commonly known as "The Government" and/or "Crazy Idiots"


What impact did the Vikings have on trade routes in the Middle East during the medieval period?

The Vikings' expansion into the Middle East during the medieval period disrupted existing trade routes and led to increased cultural exchange and the spread of goods between the regions.


Did catapults come from vikings or medieval knights?

Catapults were for entering a fortified castle and the Vikings were raiders who moved fast and lightly. They wouldn't have built a catapult nor needed one. So, they were developed in the middle ages to attack at castle.


How did the Vikings influence mediaeval society?

The Vikings influenced medieval society through their extensive trade networks, cultural exchanges, and the establishment of settlements in various regions, including England, Ireland, and parts of France. Their seafaring skills and raiding practices introduced new military strategies and prompted the fortification of towns. Additionally, Viking art, mythology, and storytelling enriched the cultural landscape of medieval Europe, while their eventual conversion to Christianity helped shape the religious and social structures of the time. Overall, the Vikings played a significant role in the transformation and integration of various cultures during the medieval period.