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The document provides information about the Vikings, including their origins, culture, and mythology. It begins with unscrambling words related to Vikings and then discusses them raiding and looting places. It notes the Vikings lived in what is now Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, and were mostly farmers but also made boats and weapons. It discusses their berserker warriors and payments of Danegeld to avoid attacks. Their runic alphabet and influence on place names is also mentioned. The creation myths of the Vikings are then summarized, describing the three realms of Niffleheim, Ginnungagap, and Muspellheim and the origins of the first gods, giants, and humans from the primeval cow and giant
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The Vikings were warriors from Norway, Denmark, and Sweden who raided lands across Europe between 800-1100 AD. They were skilled sailors and navigated using stars, raiding wealthy areas for treasures from churches and kidnapping people to sell as slaves. Not all Vikings raided, as some traveled to new places to settle as farmers or hunters. Their homelands lacked resources, motivating raids, and they had advanced ships made of flexible wood with sails or oars that allowed them to travel vast distances.
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Vikings originated from Scandinavia in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden between AD 700-1100. They were skilled seafarers and craftsmen who traveled by boat for trade, farming, raiding, and settling in new lands such as Britain, Ireland, and parts of northern France. Vikings lived in wooden or stone houses and wore wool or animal skin clothes suited for the cold climate. Their culture included Norse mythology and skilled shipbuilding that allowed their longships to sail up rivers and coasts for exploration, warfare, and trade.
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Viking raids
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Vikings pp
The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark where the land was rocky and unsuitable for farming. They raided Ireland because it had fertile land and treasures. The Vikings used longships to raid Irish monasteries, stealing gold and other valuables to bring back to their homelands. These raids by the fierce Viking warriors continued for many years.
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The Vikings originated from Scandinavia and during the Viking Age from the 8th to 11th centuries, they raided and traded throughout Europe. They used the seas to reach places like North America, North Africa, Russia, and the Middle East with their advanced seafaring skills and ships. The Vikings settled in some areas they raided, like Normandy in northern France. Their society was divided into classes like slaves, freemen, and nobles. The Vikings had a rich culture with Norse religion, languages, cuisine including meat and seafood, and entertainment like games. They were skilled warriors and sailors who used weapons like swords, axes, and spears in battle along with armor and iconic longships.
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The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark between the 8th-12th centuries. They were skilled seafarers and warriors who raided, traded, and established settlements across Northern Europe and beyond. Using advanced longships, they explored as far as North America, founding colonies in places like Iceland, Greenland, and briefly in Canada. Through conquests and negotiations, the Vikings influenced many lands and left a lasting cultural legacy in areas they settled, like parts of Britain and Normandy. Their warrior lifestyle and exploits are documented in Norse sagas and poems.
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The document provides demographic and historical information about the Vikings from Scandinavia. It can be summarized as follows:
1) The Vikings originated from Scandinavia (Denmark, Norway, Sweden) and ranged from the Arctic zone south to North Africa and east to Russia between 800-1066 AD.
2) They were both fierce raiders, attacking coastal European regions in hit-and-run raids, as well as traders who established new trade routes.
3) The Vikings first began exploring beyond Scandinavia in the 8th century, with the Swedes traveling east and opening up Russia, the Danes going southwest to conquer England and raid France, and the Norse traveling northwest to conquer Ireland and settle Iceland,
Viking raids1
Viking raids began in 793 AD near the English border. The raids started small but grew larger as thousands of Vikings left their homelands to raid other countries. The Swedish Vikings traveled east for trade along river routes to places like Istanbul and Baghdad. Norwegian Vikings wanted more land and settled in places like Scotland, Ireland, Iceland and Greenland. Danish Vikings were interested in raiding Ireland, Wales and eastern England. Vikings raided to acquire treasures like jewels, silks, furs, silver, gold, slaves, spices and food. Accounts from monks describe the terror of Viking raids, with towns emptied and destroyed.
Who are the vikings
The Vikings were Scandinavian seafaring warriors from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark who raided, traded, explored, and settled across Europe from the late 8th to late 11th centuries. They used longships to raid coastal areas and sail up rivers as far as Russia, the Middle East, and North America. The Vikings attacked monasteries and towns for their riches and often captured people to ransom or sell into slavery. They established settlements in Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland in North America. The Viking way of life centered around farming, fishing, crafts, and battle. They had a polytheistic religion and buried their dead with treasures.
The Vikings
The Vikings lived in Scandinavia and traveled by longship to places like England and Ireland to trade, raid, and settle new lands. They ate meat and other foods, and the men participated in activities like fishing, hunting, and warring while the women took care of domestic duties like childrearing and farming. Vikings lived in longhouses and used tools like axes, swords, and shields in their daily lives and battles.
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The Vikings lived in Scandinavia and traveled by longship to places like England and Ireland to trade, raid, and settle. They ate meat and other foods, and the women managed the household while the men went hunting, fishing, and raiding. Vikings lived in longhouses and used tools like axes, swords, and shields in battle.
Who were the Vikings.pptx
The Vikings originated from Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. As these Scandinavian countries had many bodies of water and limited good farmland, the Vikings became excellent seafarers. They began exploring other lands in search of places to settle by the 8th century, either founding new agricultural communities or raiding existing villages. While some Viking trips involved violent looting, they were also skilled traders and artisans. Their voyages stretched across Europe and beyond, with some Vikings establishing settlements as far as North America around the year 1000.
Vikings
The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark where the land was rocky and difficult for growing crops. They began raiding places like the monastery at Lindisfarne in England in 787 AD because England had fertile land and treasures they sought to claim. The Vikings used longships, crafted from wood and powered by sails or oars, to facilitate their raids and exploration, spreading their influence to places across Europe and even reaching North America.
Viking raids 787 language
Vikings from Scandinavia began raiding parts of England in 787 AD, ruling much of eastern England for around 100 years until being pushed back by King Alfred the Great. During this time, the Vikings also conquered northern France. The Viking raids were carefully planned and executed, taking advantage of the Vikings' naval expertise. The Viking language heavily influenced Old English, especially in northern and eastern England, with over 1500 English place names having Scandinavian origins like "by", "thorpe", and "thwaite". Many everyday English words also derive from Vikings, such as "both", "some", "get", "give", and "take". Around 600-900 Scandinavian words survived into modern English due to
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12. vikings
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The vikings
- 1. The VIKINGS
- 4. WERE THEY MORE THAN JUST VISCIOUS SCANDALS???
- 5. From about 2000 BC, the Vikings lived in today's known as… SWEDEN DENMARK NORWAY
- 7. Viking boats could carry >50 men The boats have shallow draught, so they can move to river
- 8. GOING BERSERK It happened in 793 in Lindisfarne
- 9. English rules have to pay Danegeld to avoid being attacked (upto 10.000 kg silver)
- 11. What’s in a name • Influence pf Viking placenames: -ness, - borough, -holme, -htorpe, and –wick • The 24 character runic alphabet for writing, casting spells, and fortune telling
- 12. GIANTS, GODS, & CREATION The texts of Viking Creation story were written after they became Christians in 20th century Elder Edda Heimskringla Prose Edda
- 13. How the viking world began 3 realms: Niffleheim (cold- north) Ginnunggagap (empty) Muspellheim (hot- south)
- 15. How the viking world began 3 realms: Niffleheim (cold- north) Ginnunggagap (empty) Muspellheim (hot- south) Niffleheim met Muspellheim and created the giant Ymir & a huge cow Audhumbla
- 16. I survived by licking the salty frost I survived by sucking his milk using my 4 mouths
- 17. I survived by licking the salty frost I survived by sucking his milk using my 4 mouths
- 18. How the viking world began 3 realms: Niffleheim (Ginnunggagap Muspellheim Niffleheim met Muspellheim and created Ymir & Audhumbla Ymir gave birth to 2 giants & Buri
- 19. 2 giants from the sweat of his left armpit & his leg 1 deity (Buri) when Audhumbla was licking and uncovered Ymir’s hair
- 20. How the viking world began3 realms: Nifflehei m (Ginnun ggagap Muspell heim Nifflehei m met Muspellh eim and created Ymir & Ymir gave birth to 2 giants & Buri Ymir gave birth to 2 giants & Buri Buri got married & gave birth to Odin, Vili, & Ve
- 21. Odin Vili Ve
- 22. How the viking world began 3 realms: Niffleheim Ginnunggagap Muspellheim Niffleheim met Muspellheim and created Ymir & Audhumbla Ymir gave birth to 2 giants & Buri Ymir gave birth to 2 giants & Buri Buri got married & gave birth to Odin, Vili, & Ve The gods killed Ymir & bring his body to Ginunggagap Ymir’s body turned into land, his bones into mountains, and bones into rocks, brains become cloud The Gods turned the trees neaR the sea of blood into Ask (man) & Embla (woman) that become HUMAN IN Midgard
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