Scandinavia

Major exports of Scandinavia include oil/petroleum, machinery, metals, chemicals, and meat.

Scandinavia wasn't colonised. Of course, some inland and northern parts of it were "colonised" by the local population, but modern Scandinavians are largely the native people of Scandinavia. (Though, of course at some point in history they must have arrived, maybe even replacing the "original" "native" population, if there is one.)

The first written proof of "the ancestors of modern Scandinavian people" in Scandinavia is in the late 1st century BCE, when Tacitus, a Roman senator and historian wrote about people in Scandinavia. He called one of their tribes the Suiones. He described them having powerful fleets, and described a ship of their's that is an accurate description of a Viking longboat, and other descriptions of their appearance that loosely matched with that of Scandinavians'.

The language of the before mentioned "native" population is unknown, but the ancestors of the tribe Tacitus above described, were the ones that "colonised", and that brought the Indo-European language family to Scandinavia were the "Battle Axe culture".. They spoke the likely ancestor of Scandinavian languages.. Their occupation included most of modern-day Germany, Denmark, Poland, the Baltic States, Belarus, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, northern Ukraine, and western Russia, as well as southern Sweden, Swedish speaking Finland, and a thin line along the southern coasts of Norway.

Oh, and to answer when; these before mentioned "Battle Axe People" started developing in various areas from ca. 3200 BC/2900 BC to ca. 2300 BC/1800 BC.

Scandinavian men might be cold because they come from a cold climate. There are no studies that show that men from this area are cold when it comes to their emotions. Many people believe that Scandinavian men are very warm hearted.

A Viking.

There is no difference, other than the intent of the person being described.

A viking was a trader who would sometimes raid small villages or other boats. They took advantage of a situation if it presented itself. Vikings were never full time vikings, they were either warriors during peacetime, or other karls (freemen) who would be lead by a Jarl (someone of noble birth, usually the second son of a king or chieftain). A trader would of course be a full time trader, someone who made a living off trade. Vikings made their living by other means. Most vikings were actually farmers, including the peace-time warriors.

Denmark

Sweden is a country located in Northern Europe located in a region called Scandinavia.

Off the coast of Sweden lies the Baltic Sea, which is bordered by several countries in Scandinavia and Northern Europe. Notable islands in this area include Gotland and Öland. Additionally, the Gulf of Bothnia is located to the east of Sweden, separating it from Finland. This region is characterized by its archipelagos, maritime culture, and significant shipping routes.

The Vikings.

i know that skiing and soccer are big in Scandinavia

carrots and sugar cubes

Scandinavia is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including large mammals like moose, reindeer, and brown bears. Additionally, the region hosts smaller animals such as lynxes, red foxes, and hares. Bird species like the white-tailed eagle and various migratory birds also thrive in the area. The harsh climate and varied landscapes contribute to a unique ecosystem supporting both terrestrial and aquatic life.

Scandinavia's hydroelectric power refers to the electricity generated from water resources in the Scandinavian countries, primarily Norway, Sweden, and to a lesser extent Finland. These countries are rich in rivers and waterfalls, making them ideal for hydroelectric generation. Norway, in particular, relies heavily on hydropower, which accounts for around 95% of its electricity production. The region's commitment to renewable energy contributes to its low carbon emissions and sustainable energy practices.

Around 4:30 pm. Depends on work schedule -farmers used to have earlier dinners.

There is no yellow and blue. It is red and white. The yellow and blue flag is from Sweden

In Scandinavia, Norway is known for its famous feuds, particularly the historical conflicts between noble families and clans, such as the longstanding rivalry between the Hatfields and McCoys in American folklore. One notable example is the feud between the families of the 19th-century Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen's characters, which reflects real societal struggles and conflicts of the time. Additionally, the term "feud" can also refer to the dramatic and sometimes violent conflicts in rural areas, often depicted in Norwegian folklore and literature.

The story of how Odin lost his eye teaches the value of sacrifice in the pursuit of wisdom. Odin willingly gave up his eye to gain deeper knowledge and insight, highlighting that true understanding often comes at a cost. This tale underscores the importance of prioritizing knowledge and self-improvement, even when it requires personal sacrifice. Ultimately, it reflects the idea that wisdom is one of the most valuable assets one can possess.

Scandinavia is surrounded by water, so fish are easily available. Because of the extreme cold of Scandinavia, growing crops is difficult. But potatoes are easier to grow, because they grow underground.

Denmark

The Vikings.