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10-2A North Europe History

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GHW.9.2 Identify and describe ways in which humans have used technology to modify the physical
environment in order to settle areas in different world regions, and evaluate the impact of
these technologies on the physical and human environments affected. (E)

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GHW.9.2 Identify and describe ways in which humans have used technology to modify the physical environment in order to settle areas in different world regions, and evaluate the impact of these technologies on the physical and human environments affected. (E)

por Lance Hiles
1

We know about the vikings because they left behind _____ , which tell us how they traded firewood for livestock.

2

1000 A.D., the first person from Europe to discover the Americas was _____ _____ .

  
  
3

After the _____ _____ , many people from Europe wrote about their violent encounters with the Vikings. Since it was two centuries later, we have to assume some of this writing is not accurate.

  
  
4

The Icelandic Sagas used to be shared with others through _____ of _____ , but eventually Europeans preserved them in writing.

  
  
5

Archaeologists have unearthed _____ from the ground and sea, and these _____ have revealed details about the trade taking place between Vikings and other Europeans.

6

Most archeologists agree that Leif Erikson landed on _____ _____ when he made his voyage to North America and named the place Stone Slab Land.

  
  
7

Viking weren't always raiding other lands. Sometimes they were just looking for places to raise livestock and farms, since they were _____ .

8

Central & South America might have been discovered by Christopher Columbus, but he never stepped foot into _____ _____ , and even if he had stepped foot inside, he was 500 years behind Leif Erikson.

  
  
9

Since the only written stories about Vikings come from the _____ of violent raids, we must assume the stories are worse than reality, since the _____ were not happy with the Vikings.

10

_____ is the reason that the Faroe Islands, Iceland, and Greenland are all considered part of the Viking realm.

11

Denmark, Norway, & Sweden are all considered Scandinavia, and some of the people from these lands used to attack the other lands of Europe, named _____ by the people being attacked.

12

The _____ language used in Iceland today is the same _____ language used to write the Viking Sagas from 1,200 years ago.

13

Vikings were better able to travel and raid the world because of the shallow hulls of their boats, which allowed them to travel across oceans and also within _____ .

14

Scandinavian languages exist in present day Greenland and Iceland because Vikings were a _____ there. Unlike Russia, France, and Britain, where Scandinavian culture disappeared.

15

Vikings had to travel by _____ because their homelands of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark were full of mountains and trees.

16

_____ were poorly defended and packed with valuables, so Vikings liked to attack them.

17

Not all Scandinavians were Vikings, but if your were Scandinavian between 700 and 1100 AD, and you also liked _____ other people, those other people called you a Viking.

18

Vikings were actually _____ _____ working the trading network of mainland Europe, rather than big, redheads who only know how to kill people.

  
  
19

The Scandinavians doing the raiding and killing did not give themselves names, so all we have are the names given to them by the people being attacked, names such as _____ .

20

Stories about Vikings are called _____ , and we used to think they were accurate accounts, but now we think they are mostly just for fun, or fake.

21

Vikings were so good at sailing that they didn't need a _____ , sailing by the position of the sun and the stars.

22

Unlike mainland Europe, the Scandinavian lands did not have one _____ pulling them all together.

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