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| Which region did the vikings come from? |
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| warriors who used no protective gear |
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| First Europian to explore and settle in Greenland |
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| Day of the week named after the god, Tyr (tihr) |
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| viking symbols for letters |
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| Countries where the vikings originated |
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vikings who
1. plunder places near sea coasts
2. held people for ransom
3. sell people as slaves
4. take people's belongings |
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1. war ships (longships)
2. cargo ships
3. fishing boats
4. row boats |
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| A hall in which heroes killed in battle were believed to feast with Odin for eternity. |
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| Whose body was used to create the world? |
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| Where did the Swedish Vikings explore? |
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| Russia and Eastern Europe |
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| Where did the Norwegian Vikings Explore? |
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| The travled to Greenland and North America |
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| Where did the Danish Vikings explore? |
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| They went south towards Germany, France, England and Spain. |
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| What were fishing boats used for? |
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| What were warships used for? |
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| They were used to raid and war with others. They typically had a dragon on the front to protect them from sea creatures. |
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| What were cargo ships used for? |
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| They were used to transport goods that had been plundered from towns the vikings raided. They also carried supplies. |
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| What were row boats used for? |
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| They were used to row in areas along the coast. |
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