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- The Vikings invaded Europe because their population had grown too big to support them in their own counrtry.
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Why where vikings bad?
Vikings weren't all bad but they weren't satisfied with what they had and began raiding other countries.
Who where the vikings and why did they raid Europe?
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.
What two countries did the Vikings come from?
The Viking Age began with the North Germanic expansion. This is the period when Vikings began to raid and conquer the lands of Gaul, Iberia and other British Isles, including England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland.
What happened in 793 to the Vikings?
They began their raids in England.
Did Vikings engage in battles with the Romans during their conquests and raids?
No, Vikings did not engage in battles with the Romans during their conquests and raids. The Roman Empire had already collapsed by the time the Viking Age began in the late 8th century. Vikings primarily targeted areas in Western Europe, such as England, France, and Ireland, for their raids and conquests.
Why where vikings bad?
Vikings weren't all bad but they weren't satisfied with what they had and began raiding other countries.
Who where the vikings and why did they raid Europe?
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.
What two countries did the Vikings come from?
The Viking Age began with the North Germanic expansion. This is the period when Vikings began to raid and conquer the lands of Gaul, Iberia and other British Isles, including England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland.
How did militarism contributed to World War 1?
Countries began arming their military's for an attack.
How did Judaism spread throughout Europe?
As the Jews began living in all the European countries.
What happened in 793 to the Vikings?
They began their raids in England.
Did Vikings engage in battles with the Romans during their conquests and raids?
No, Vikings did not engage in battles with the Romans during their conquests and raids. The Roman Empire had already collapsed by the time the Viking Age began in the late 8th century. Vikings primarily targeted areas in Western Europe, such as England, France, and Ireland, for their raids and conquests.
Around 1100 ad who began to influence vikings?
Christianity
The D-Day invasion of Europe by the Allied countries took place on the coast of which European nation?
The D-Day invasion of Europe by the Allied countries took place on the coast of France. The invasion began on June 6, 1944.
When did the vikings attack Rome?
They invaded the British Isles and mainland Europe after 800AD. The last major incursion was defeated by the English in 1066.
Why was there little resistance in Europe when the Nazis began taking over countries?
Many people shared his beliefs. ie Vichy France
How did the Vikings get wiped out?
They didn't get "wiped out". As the Vikings began to gain control of more land over Europe and England, they settled and eventually started to cease their murderous pillages across Europe and England. The main reason the Vikings pillaged other civilisations such as England, is because England had plenty of fertile land and healthy cattle as well as riches in the form of Christian gold. The homeland of the Vikings was very infertile and very poor. In order to prevent their people being wiped out, the Vikings raided the more fertile, thriving civilisations to feed their own. As pointed out above, once the Vikings were happy that they had acquired enough land to survive on, they ceased their pillages and settled for normal lives all over Northern Europe and Middle-England. They were never wiped out.
