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When was the Viking age?
about AD 100 to 800
about AD 700 to 1100
about AD 500 to 800
Why did Vikings attack monasteries? (more than one answer)
in churches and monasteries there were treasures
Christian monasteries in Britain were easy to attack, because the monks in the monasteries had no weapons
because Vikings were bored and they didn't have anyhing to do
because Vikings were afraid of monks
Why did vikings raid?
To fight Christopher Columbus
To get land
To fight more vikings
Just for the fun of it
Which of these letters is closest to Scandinavia?
A
B
C
D
E
Which of these letters is closest to England?
C
D
E
F
Which of these letters is closest to Italy?
C
D
E
F
Which country is underneath the letter B?
Norway
France
Sweden
Switzerland
Which country is underneath the letter E?
Spain
Portugal
France
Germany
Scotland
The Vikings attacked the monastery at Lindisfarne in 793 A.D.
In which country is Lindisfarne?
France
England
Ireland
Scotland
The Vikings attacked the monastery at Lindisfarne in 793 A.D.
Is "A.D." before or after the year zero?
Before
After
Which of these is NOT a push factor for the Vikings?
Bad weather in Scandinavia means growing crops is difficult.
Overcrowding.
Lots of people to trade with in Scandinavia.
Fjords limit land area available for farming.
Which of these is NOT a pull factor for the Vikings?
Lots of trade available in Europe.
Better weather further south for growing crops.
Learning and sharing new trades, languages, etc.
Better wood in Scotland for building longboats.
Which of these are the effects of the Vikings' migration to Europe? Tick all that apply.
Sharing and learning new languages, religions, and burial customs.
Teaching Europeans: e.g. games, and boat-building technology used in longboats.
Raiding / destruction of monasteries and communities.
Destruction of all of Spain.
Dying out of Viking culture.
In which ways did the Vikings bury their dead?
In a pit with their treasured possessions / animals.
In a grave surrounded by or covered with stones, after being cremated.
In a ship, set on fire and cast out to sea.
In a coffin made of the planks from a longboat.
True or False: Viking jewelry was worn by both men and women.
True
False
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