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The best description of a viking is a?
The Vikings braved stormy northern seas to trade with or raid neighboring lands. fierce scandanavian sailor
What did the vikings trade for their cattle and skins?
what did the vikings trade for their cattle and skin
Who are the vikings where did the live why did they leave their country?
The Vikings were seafaring Norse people from Scandinavia, primarily what is now Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, who thrived from the late 8th to the early 11th century. They left their homeland for various reasons, including overpopulation, limited arable land, and the pursuit of trade, wealth, and new territories. Their explorations led them to parts of Europe, Asia, and even North America, where they established settlements and engaged in trade and raids. The Viking Age significantly impacted the regions they encountered, influencing cultures and trade networks.
Why the vikings left there home?
Life in Scandinavia was hard; living there meant dealing with a harsh climate, rapid population growth, disputes over land, political turmoil and religious conflict with neighbouring saxons. Venturing out into other lands it meant that they could gain political asylum, economic benefits, trading opportunities, fame in battle and an escape from antagonism. The vikings were very skillful when it came to sailing and were very knowledgeable about the lands surrounding Scandinavia, and it was very easy for them to invade by sea. From voyages of trade, exploration and invasion, vikings discovered fertile lands that they later would settle. Farming and cultivation conditions in Scandinavia were very poor, so by moving they began to create an easier lifestyle. They needed large portions of land for their crops and livestock and leaving also meant that they would escape the conflict over resources. The vikings occupied many christian lands as retribution for previous conflict and also because they had converted and were starting to adopt to new customs. Many vikings lived good wealthy lives in Scandinavia with numerous possessions, but they wanted more room for their possessions and comfortable living. In order to do so many left Scandinavia and conquered or settled other lands. Many also left to trade in Europe; which at the time did not have much competition.
Did the vikings go shopping?
No but they did trade!
Why did the Vikings refuse to trade weapons for furs?
The Vikings would refuses to trade weapons to the Native People because the Native and Vikings do not trust each other so the vikings or Native would trade than leave fast or the NAtive could jsut take the weapons and kill them!
The best description of a viking is a?
The Vikings braved stormy northern seas to trade with or raid neighboring lands. fierce scandanavian sailor
What did the vikings trade for their cattle and skins?
what did the vikings trade for their cattle and skin
What is northmen?
"Northmen" is another term for the Vikings, who were seafaring warriors from Scandinavia that originated in present-day Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. The Vikings were known for their raids, trade, and exploration throughout Europe during the late eighth to early eleventh centuries.
Who are the vikings where did the live why did they leave their country?
The Vikings were seafaring Norse people from Scandinavia, primarily what is now Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, who thrived from the late 8th to the early 11th century. They left their homeland for various reasons, including overpopulation, limited arable land, and the pursuit of trade, wealth, and new territories. Their explorations led them to parts of Europe, Asia, and even North America, where they established settlements and engaged in trade and raids. The Viking Age significantly impacted the regions they encountered, influencing cultures and trade networks.
How the vikings travel to trade?
boat but they did not trade they stole
What is prepositional phrase New trade routes were developed by the Vikings.?
By the Vikings
Why the vikings left there home?
Life in Scandinavia was hard; living there meant dealing with a harsh climate, rapid population growth, disputes over land, political turmoil and religious conflict with neighbouring saxons. Venturing out into other lands it meant that they could gain political asylum, economic benefits, trading opportunities, fame in battle and an escape from antagonism. The vikings were very skillful when it came to sailing and were very knowledgeable about the lands surrounding Scandinavia, and it was very easy for them to invade by sea. From voyages of trade, exploration and invasion, vikings discovered fertile lands that they later would settle. Farming and cultivation conditions in Scandinavia were very poor, so by moving they began to create an easier lifestyle. They needed large portions of land for their crops and livestock and leaving also meant that they would escape the conflict over resources. The vikings occupied many christian lands as retribution for previous conflict and also because they had converted and were starting to adopt to new customs. Many vikings lived good wealthy lives in Scandinavia with numerous possessions, but they wanted more room for their possessions and comfortable living. In order to do so many left Scandinavia and conquered or settled other lands. Many also left to trade in Europe; which at the time did not have much competition.
Did the vikings go shopping?
No but they did trade!
Where did the vikings lived siberia?
The Vikings did not live specifically in Siberia. They mainly inhabited the regions of modern-day Scandinavia, including Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Iceland. However, it is believed that they had some contact with the indigenous people of Siberia, particularly through trade routes known as the "the Northern Route" connecting them to the East.
Where in Europe did the Vikings trade?
cos-montrial.
Were the vikings of Scandinavian ansestry?
Yes, the Vikings were of Scandinavian ancestry. They were a seafaring people who originated from the regions of modern-day Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. They were known for their exploration, trade, and raiding activities during the Viking Age, which lasted from the late 8th century to the early 11th century.
