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New Sweden. Most of the Swedes who immigrated to America settled around Chicago.
Yes, Sweden did have an empire. They took over much of Scandinavia and some parts of mainland Europe. Sweden also had colonies in Africa and the Americas (Caribbean islands and present day Delaware were part of Sweden).
Some of Sweden's major holidays are New Years, May Day (May 1), National Day (June 6), and Pask. Pask is what we know as Easter, but the way the Swedes celebrate it makes it sound like our Halloween.
1. the vikings borrowed a lot of word from u.k. 2. in the 1400 a.c due to the trading with the HANSA- much German 3. 1600-1700 - France was the favorite country by the king. Swedish is a North Germanic language (also known as Scandinavian language)
they worship someone called dartor (thats the swedish name for there god)
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It was invented by puddington in the town of pudding land.
New Sweden. Most of the Swedes who immigrated to America settled around Chicago.
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Most likely this is rutabaga, commonly called "Swedish Turnip" or simply "Swedes".
The short-lived colony conquered by the Dutch in New Netherland in 1655 was New Sweden. New Sweden was founded by the Swedes and the Dutch took control of it in 1655 to expand their territorial holdings in North America.
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Yes, Sweden did have an empire. They took over much of Scandinavia and some parts of mainland Europe. Sweden also had colonies in Africa and the Americas (Caribbean islands and present day Delaware were part of Sweden).
Some of Sweden's major holidays are New Years, May Day (May 1), National Day (June 6), and Pask. Pask is what we know as Easter, but the way the Swedes celebrate it makes it sound like our Halloween.
Delaware. Sweden had a colony by the Delaware river called Nya Sverige (translation, New Sweden). It was founded 1638 and got captured by the Dutch 1655.
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