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It all began with the vikings attacking plenty of countries without fear, then the king of France at that time began to fear them so he offered them a deal, they would get Normandi (area in France) if they would protect France from other people.

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Danish Vikings settled what is now Normandy, on the coast of northern France. They were led by Rollo, a Norse Viking who became the first ruler of Normandy.

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