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Vikings Final practices2024 remarks
1. Clinker Built - Correct answer -Ships that were built with overlapping planks of
wood to give them strength against the Atlantic waves
2. -made in longships, which were long, narrow, and flat
3. -fast and durable, capable of navigating choppy seas and shallow rivers and
could be carried onto land
4. -flexible for mobility
5. Lindisfarne - Correct answer -the most important Celtic monastery of Britain
sacked by Vikings in 793, marked the beginning of the Viking Age as it was the
first raid in the British Isles
6. -off the coast of Northumberland
7. -it was a preeminent center of Christianity
8. -England was christianized in 600
9. -dropped effect on peasantry because monastery involved in mercantilism, and
monks were in welfare, edu, etc
10.-had fiefs and serfs, wergild and Danegeld
11.Anglo Saxon Chronicle Description kind of sounds like the end of the world in
Revelation: Here were dreadful forewarnings come over the land of Northumbria,
and woefully terrified the people: these were amazing sheets of lightning and
whirlwinds, and fiery dragons -- robbery and slaughter
12.Asser - Correct answer -Alfred's biographer (the Life of King Alfred) -- there was
only one remaining manuscript, problematic
13.-died around 909
14.-Welsh monk from Dyfed who became the Bishop of Sherborne in the 890s
15.-probably written for a Welsh audience
16.-does not record events after 893
17.-Celtic bishop from Wales who tried to explain Alfred's overlordship over Saxons,
Walsh, English. Distinguished from his brothers with PROPAGANDA (not fully
accurate)
18.-made Alfred look superior to Charlemagne in every way (monasteries, trips,
battles, languages, capability) -- first literate king
19.-elevating Alfred's military leadership
20.Burhs - Correct answer -Fortified market-towns constructed by Alfred the Great
to protect against further Viking invasions
21.-centers of trade, mercantile elite, royal towns that could not replace the
population
22.-Anglo-Saxon enclosure, 33 built
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  1. Clinker Built - Correct answer -Ships that were built with overlapping planks of wood to give them strength against the Atlantic waves
  2. -made in longships, which were long, narrow, and flat
  3. -fast and durable, capable of navigating choppy seas and shallow rivers and could be carried onto land
  4. -flexible for mobility
  5. Lindisfarne - Correct answer -the most important Celtic monastery of Britain sacked by Vikings in 793, marked the beginning of the Viking Age as it was the first raid in the British Isles
  6. -off the coast of Northumberland
  7. -it was a preeminent center of Christianity
  8. -England was christianized in 600
  9. -dropped effect on peasantry because monastery involved in mercantilism, and monks were in welfare, edu, etc
  10. -had fiefs and serfs, wergild and Danegeld
  11. Anglo Saxon Chronicle Description kind of sounds like the end of the world in Revelation: Here were dreadful forewarnings come over the land of Northumbria, and woefully terrified the people: these were amazing sheets of lightning and whirlwinds, and fiery dragons -- robbery and slaughter
  12. Asser - Correct answer -Alfred's biographer (the Life of King Alfred) -- there was only one remaining manuscript, problematic
  13. -died around 909
  14. -Welsh monk from Dyfed who became the Bishop of Sherborne in the 890s
  15. -probably written for a Welsh audience
  16. -does not record events after 893
  17. -Celtic bishop from Wales who tried to explain Alfred's overlordship over Saxons, Walsh, English. Distinguished from his brothers with PROPAGANDA (not fully accurate)
  18. -made Alfred look superior to Charlemagne in every way (monasteries, trips, battles, languages, capability) -- first literate king
  19. -elevating Alfred's military leadership
  20. Burhs - Correct answer -Fortified market-towns constructed by Alfred the Great to protect against further Viking invasions
  21. -centers of trade, mercantile elite, royal towns that could not replace the population
  22. -Anglo-Saxon enclosure, 33 built
  1. -successful against invaders, developed into administrative and commercial centers
  2. -after victory over Danes in Battle of Eddington and departure of the Danes in 880
  3. -economic and military function of burns and hides -- taxation and protection
  4. -initially in Wessex, then Mercia (with son Edward the Elder) -- good for defense and regaining territory
  5. Battle of Tara - Correct answer -aka Battle of Clontarf
  6. -opened capture of Viking Dublin and the freeing of the Irish slaves
  7. -Dublin was a powerful trading center based on export and sale of Irish slaves. Irish kings were becoming more powerful as Vikings became less.
  8. Rollo (of Normandy) - Correct answer -860-930; r. 911-
  9. -Viking chieftain who founded and was the first ruler of Normandy
  10. -converted to Christianity as part of deal with Frankish King Charles the Simple in 911
  11. -independent of King Harald I of Norway, sailed to Scotland, England, Flanders France on raiding expeditions
  12. -great-great-great grandpa of William the Conqueror, first Norman king of England
  13. -most consequential Viking leader, gets duke of Normandy title and gets lots of land to the North, becomes Christian
  14. -dukes notoriously independent
  15. Bjorn and Hastien - Correct answer Bjorn Ironside: 859-62 -- these brothers burnt mosques at the Caliphate and sacked Algeciras. Brought African slaves back and sold them in Ireland
  16. Hastein: Viking chieftain in the late 9th c., brother and companion of Bjorn. most famous for jointly leading a raid into the Mediterranean in 859 with Bjorn with a fleet of 62 ships down the Loire River (France) and Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal). faced many defeats and moved on to North Africa and Spain
  17. Olaf Tryggavson - Correct answer -964-
  18. -Viking king of Norway 995-1000 celebrated in Scandinavian literature for effort to Christianize Norway (a pagan bastion)
  19. -confirmed in Andover and introduced X successfully in Shetland, Faroe, Orkney, Iceland and Greenland
  20. -adopted into Icelandic Althing in 1000
  21. -died at Battle of Svolder, raided before reign
  22. -baptized Leif Ericson
  23. -ultimate involvement of Norway in the Christian network because of this king
  24. -between Harald Fairhair and Olaf (970-95): Norway ruled by a series of Jarls
  25. -built first Norwegian church and threatened with violence
  1. -adoption of Christianity under Vladimir the Great
  2. -3 editions, funny and biographical studies compiled by monk Nestor regarding Byzantine and Laurentian codex
  3. Oleg of Kiev - Correct answer -semilegendary Viking (Varangian) leader who became prince of Kiev and is considered to be the founder of the Kievan Rus state
  4. -12th c: united local Slavic and Finnish tribes under his rule and became undisputed ruler of the Kievan-Novgorodian state
  5. -skilled warrior who defeated the Khazars and who delivered Slavic tribes from dependence on them
  6. -successful expedition against Constantinople in 907, forced Byzantium to sue for peace and pay
  7. -good trade agreement with Constantinople, which regulated commercial relations
  8. Godfred of Denmark - Correct answer -r804-
  9. -had access to considerable resources, waged offensive war against Carolingian empire
  10. -king of whole of Denmark who halted northward extension of Charlemagne's empire
  11. -center of power was in extreme south Jutland -- Hedeby became important to Frankish trade route to Muslim states of East via Baltic Sea and Russian rivers
  12. -804: destroyed Sorbian Port of Reric (in Germany) in retaliation for Sorb alliance with Charlemagne
  13. -enhanced Hedeby's importance
  14. -reconstructed Danewirk (begun in 7th c) fortifications along base of Jutland, south and west of Hedeby
  15. -fortified Hedeby, built Daneverik and large army to invade Southern Germany
  16. Harald Bluetooth - Correct answer -r. 958-986 King of Norway and Denmark, 1st Scandinavian king to be Christianized and promote it, Lead many Viking raids.
  17. -United Denmark, Sweden and Norway, erection of a monument for his mother and father. Ruled as King of Denmark primarily and also King of Norway.
  18. -son of Gorm, first significant figure in new royal line centered at Jelling in North Jutland
  19. -converted Danes to Christianity and conquered Norway
  20. unified Denmark under single ruler
  21. conquered Norway
  22. converted Danes and Norwegians to Christianity (first real king of Denmark)
  23. Battle at Harfrsfjord - Correct answer -naval battle fought between 872-900 that resulted in unification of Norway
  24. -post-battle, Harald Fairhair proclaimed himself first king of the Norwegians, and merged small kingdoms under one monarch
  1. -final crush of opposition on SW portion that made it possible for Harald to subdue country and collect taxes
  2. -those who were defeated but did not submit to his rule moved to Iceland
  3. Hofstadir - Correct answer -in northern Iceland, had specialized pagan temple farms combining many functions
  4. -upper Laxa valley in NE Iceland, used between 940-
  5. -large hall-like building with several adjacent house dwellings, a church (1100), boundary wall enclosed 4.5 acre field
  6. Lawspeaker - Correct answer -unique Scandinavian legal office. It has its basis in a common Germanic oral tradition, where wise men were asked to recite the law, but it was only in Scandinavia that the function evolved into an office. Snorri Snurlasson was the most famous Scandinavian lawspeaker.
  7. -Position established in 930 after the population in Iceland got so big that they were running out of land and conflicts were occurring regularly, position first given to Ulfljot.
  8. Eirik the Red - Correct answer -950-
  9. -Norse explorer in Icelandic sagas as founder of first settlement in Greenland
  10. -father of Leif Ericson
  11. -was exiled when he was exploring Greenland, came back to Iceland and told stories to those living on poor land that had suffered from the famine
  12. -985: set our with a large number of colonists (14/25 ships arrived on SW coasts)
  13. -two saga's about him. Groenlendinga saga ( saga of the Greenlanders) and Eiriks saga rauoa ( the saga or erik the red). They are about the discovery of Greenland. First Scandinavians settled in Greenland under Eriks rule. He names it Greenland to encourage people to settle there.
  14. -Son of Thorvald, gets in many quarrels with neighbors and kills them all
  15. -Moves from to Greenland (originally from Iceland)
  16. Establishes himself very well, (in Greenland) devout pagan
  17. -a fugitive who fled his native norway and pioneered a glacial frontier called Greenland (propaganda)
  18. Louis the Pious - Correct answer -Charlemagne's only surviving son (814-
840) his sons divided empire into 3 brining end to Carolingian empire 
  1. -Carolingian ruler (4th) of the franks; only legitimate son crowned king of Aquitaine at 3 on mothers side
  2. -saw Christianity as a means of unifying the Holy Roman Empire, which was a group of peoples from various ethnic, linguistic, cultural backgrounds
  3. -discord and civil wars with succession
  4. -3 civil wars against his own sons, victorious until death
  5. Mistakes:
  1. Harald and Rorik - Correct answer Rorik: 810-880 Danish Viking who ruled over Friesland, conquering Dorestad and Utrecht in 850. Swore allegiance to Louis the German
  2. Erik Bloodaxe - Correct answer -son of Harald Fairhair, king of Norway and Northumbria
  3. -barbarian, murderous tyrant whose savagery was shocking even to the Vikings
  4. -Northumbrians selected him as their king in 947
  5. -as the English army headed south, his army caught up and slaughtered. Eadred threatened to destroyed Northumbria in revenge, and turned back on Eric and made reparations to English king
  6. -tried to make himself king of Norway, defeating and slaying 2 brothers and later turned up in Northumbria
  7. Battle of Maldon - Correct answer -Viking Victory; Byrhtnoth and his men fight the vikings in 991
  8. -Vikings vs. Anglo-Saxons in Britain; Vikings won when the AS allowed them to cross the bridge for a fair fight (acted it out)
  9. -conflict in 991 between Saxons and victorious Viking raiders in Essex
  10. -under Aethelred the Unraed, who bought the Vikings off instead of fight
  11. Cnut - Correct answer -King of Denmark, England and Norway. Invaded England in 1013, king by 1016-1035 of a divided England. Became undisputed king from 1017.
  12. -dominion of England gave the Danes strong maritime control
  13. -cultural bonds, exchange, mercantilism, and brutality between Danes and English
  14. -1016-1035; Danish Viking king rules England although it is still mainly populated by Anglo-Saxons
  15. -gave Englishmen's estates to Danish followers as rewards and had prominent Englishmen killed our outlawed
  16. -985 born, physical prowess
  17. Bulgars - Correct answer -Asiatic people, defeated the Eastern Roman forces, took possession of the lower Danube Valley, set up a strong Bulgarian kingdom
  18. -definition: defeated Eastern Romans, took possession of the lower Danube River, set base for Bulgarian kingdom
  19. -unified under a single ruler, Just in early 7th c. powerful polity that was absorbed into the Khazars
  20. -significance: helped the downfall of Byzantium
  21. Varangians - Correct answer -relatives of Vikings, active traders on rivers, and ruled west Slav farmers in Rus
  1. -Vikings who moved to Scandinavia and ruled early Russia
  2. -Viking mercenaries known as the Varangians to differentiate the native Scandinavians from the Rus who by the middle of the 10th century had assimilated with the native Slaves and lost a distinct identity
  3. -far less corruptible than the Greek guards
  4. -fought in every major Byzantine campaign from Sicily to Holy Land until Constantinople was captured in 1204
  5. Vladimir (the Great) - Correct answer -expanded north and south, CONVERTS TO Eastern Orthodoxy in 988 although SW is still pagan
  6. -eastern ortho linked to Constantinople, helps Greek emperor in army and gives imperial tie to blood line with marriage
  7. -Russian ruler who chose Byzantine Christianity as the official religion of the Russian state
  8. -pagan rule --> suppressed rebellions and conducted military campaign against the Bulgars. remained Christian despite its spread under Oleg
  9. -attempted to reform Slavic paganism and identify himself with gods and subjects
  10. -Christianity of the Kievan Russian --> sent envoys to study the religions of various neighboring nations whose reps had been urging him to take the faith (Judaism, Orthodox X, Islam)
  11. Horik and Harald Klak - Correct answer Horik --> king of the Danes, co- ruler from 813. Marked by raids on the Carolingian Empire of Louis the Pious; son of Gudred; shared power with Klak
  12. Klak --> king of Jutland 812-814 (civil war in Denmark) and 819-
  13. shared power of the Danish throne, successful for a few years. 823 alliance broke down when Gudfred's sons threatened to expel Harald from the kingdom and Louis asked for assistance
  14. Harald Fairhair - Correct answer -First King of Norway, conquered many small regions in Norway and, after taking over Savatagar from the Swedes, built his empire out of the entire country.
  15. -9th cent (860-940) warrior chief that gained control of Norway's western coastal district and had nominal control in other parts
  16. -conquests in taxation led many chiefs and followers to emigrate to British Isles, adjacent lands, perhaps Iceland (first discovered under Harald's rule)
  17. -in gov't, development of provincial administration (chieftains)
  18. Hakon the Good - Correct answer -king of Norway 934-961, notable for attempts to introduce Christianity to Norway
    • youngest son of King Harold Fairhair
  19. -support of landowners by promising to give up rights on taxation claimed by his father over inherited real property
  1. -chief of the Danes, defeated by Alfred
  2. -leader of Danish invasion of Anglo-Saxon England who waged war against West Saxon King Alfred the Great 871-899 and later made himself king of East Anglia 880-
  3. -allowed himself to be baptized under Aethelstan, with Alfred as The Godfather
  4. -head of the Great Summer Army
  5. -defeated Mercian king Burgred in 874 in Cambridge and in 876 he moved to Wessex to set up headquarters on the coast
  6. Dubh linn - Correct answer -Norsemen Saga of Ireland
  7. -picture of the town, especially the portrayal of the local Irish learning to live profitable lives in the first urban center
  8. Brian Boru - Correct answer -As an effective method of rule the high kingship of Ireland lasted only twelve years, from 1002 to 1014, while Ireland was ruled by him. He is still looked back on as Ireland's greatest ruler. He tried to create one single Ireland, and encouraged the growth of organization-in the Church, in administration, and in learning. He died in battle against the Vikings.
  9. -941-
  10. -ended the domination of High Kingship of Ireland,
  11. -founder of the OBrien dynasty, most successful and unifying monarchs in medieval Ireland
  12. Charles the Bald - Correct answer -823-
  13. -He was in power when the Vikings raided Paris. He tried to buy them off.
  14. -received west frank land
  15. -known for being the king of the West Frankish kingdom and later, Western Emperor
  16. -grandson of Charlemagne and youngest son of Louis the Pious
  17. -Influence in Europe and France, crowned 875
  18. -bribed the Vikings to stop attacking lands so he could deal with an invasion by Louis the German in 858
  19. -consolidated holdings in 870, crowned emperor by Pope John VIII
  20. Aethelred Unraed - Correct answer -968-1016 in England
  21. -king of English 978-
  22. -bad ruler who failed to prevent the Danes from overrunning England (bad counsel, he was of divine ordinance so he could not be at fault)
  23. -country was ravaged because his efforts to buy peace only made the invaders more thirsty
  24. -provoked further invasions by launching a massacre of Danish settlers and fled to Normandy
  25. -Olive Branch Petition and St. Petersburg Massacre model -- saw revival of the Viking attacks
  1. Danegeld - Correct answer -a tax raised to pay the Vikings (often Danish) to stop them from plundering from England or any other land that they had invaded
  2. -characteristic of royal policy in England and Francia 9th-11th c but did not appear until the 11th
  3. -taken mostly by the Norsemen from Denmark
  4. -Olav Tryggvason, Sven Forkbeard, Canute
  5. Lake Ladoga (Staraja Ladoga) - Correct answer -Located in St. Petersberg, this was the only supply route to Leningrad when it was under siege
  6. -largest lake in Europe, located in Russia
  7. -trading center in the 7th cent
  8. -semi-legendary Varangian leader Riurik settlement of Slavs and Finnic peoples, also Norse presence
  9. Annales Bertiniani - Correct answer -late Carolingian, Frankish annals found in France dated to 830-
  10. -characterized by struggles of Carolingians, relationship to the Holy Roman Church and raids from neighboring regions
  11. -annual reports by Scandinavian war bands (Vikings) especially in the monasteries and cities
  12. -one of the earliest written references to the Rus' -- group of followers to emissaries from Constantinople
  13. Ibn Fadlan - Correct answer -A muslim who traveled to spread Islam; wrote a book about the Vikings; traveled from Baghdad to the Ukraine; sailed (Travelers Project)
  14. -official in the Court of the Caliph in Bagdad, incredibly brilliant man
  15. -traveler and Islamic theologian that tried to explain Islamic law to the recently converted Bulgar people in Russia, religious advisor in doctrine and law
  16. 922 reached Bulgar capital
  17. -account of Volga Bulgars: tried to foster faith and social practices
  18. -Rus':Viking funerals
  19. -Islam spread through mercantilism, trade, learning. It was an urban religion. Ibn notices they value furs, he valued silk.
  20. De Administrando Imperio - Correct answer -10th century Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine VII Greek language work
  21. -wrote 3 unfinished books outlining political instructions for his son, divided into 4 sections
  22. -key to foreign policy with the Vikings
  23. -lesson in diplomacy and comprehensive geographic and historical survey of surrounding nations
  24. -summary of internal history and politics and organization of the Empire
  1. Eastern and Western Settlements - Correct answer Eastern Settlement: first and largest of Norse Greenland, settled in 985 by Norsemen from Iceland. 4000 inhabitants at peak. abandoned 1408, which is 50-100 years later after the Western Settlement was abandoned. Head of long fjords, based on livestock farming and seal hunting, climate deterioration made the people leave, also soil erosion, Black Death, overgrazing.
  2. Western Settlement: same info but 1000 people at peak because of shorter growing season. demise: distance from Europe (hard to trade), climate change (drought, change in tidal patterns, floods, draughts, etc), epidemic in Europe hit urban centers and populations, crop failure 7/20 years and locals could better deal with it
  3. 1261: Norway takes over Iceland and Greenland because they were losing maritime supremacy (end of the Viking age starts, or 1340). Norway could not sustain trade so the population dropped and glaciers took agro surplus. Then Sweden and Denmark attack Norway
  4. Bjarni Herjolfsson - Correct answer -a Viking ship captain that got lost in a storm in 985 CE on the journey from Iceland to Greenland and is likely the first European to have sighted America by sailing east.
  5. -The first European, according to The Vinland Sagas, to sail to the Americas, most likely sometime in the 990s.
  6. -made a living by farming, fishing, raiding, became a successful merchant
  7. -set out for Greenland when all land in Iceland was sold; no tech and with a storm, he ended up in Labrador
  8. Thorvald - Correct answer -Viking man who was kicked out of Scandinavia and settled in Iceland with his family
  9. -brother of Leif
  10. -organized and led a second expedition to Vinland after brother discovered it from Greenland. Natives, Skraelings to the Norse, attacked him and his men where he received a fatal wound
  11. Skraelings - Correct answer Term in The Vinland Sagas for the Amerindians living on the coast of Canada and possibly northern Maine, where the Scandinavians established temporary settlements.
  12. Ansgar - Correct answer -801-
  13. -Christian Bishop and missionary who brought Christianity to the Viking people of Sweden and Denmark.
  14. -led a voyage to the Viking homeland
  15. -founded and taught in a monastery and at a monastic school at Corvey, Westphelia
  16. -Helped Louis the Pious evangelize Denmark starting in 826, then began evangelization of Sweden under King Bjorn in 829
  1. -abbot of Corvey and bishop of Hamberg in 832
  2. -mixed success with native population and made good relations with Scandinavian monarchs
  3. Hakon Athelsteinfostri - Correct answer
  4. Olof Skotkonung - Correct answer -king 980-
  5. -Olaf the Tax King, efforts to Christianize Sweden were met with frustration by the pagan chieftains
  6. -ruled Swedes and Geats 995-
  7. -opposed development of strong Norwegian state and joined Sven Forkbeard of Denmark and his allies in a war against Norway in 1000
  8. -later made peace with Olaf II Haraldsson of Norway and married his daughters to him and other jarls
  9. -Christian but could not convert without missionaries because native Norse religion based in Uppsala was strong (planned to tear down Uppsala temple)
  10. -first Swede to issue coins, was a tributary king
  11. Heptarchy - Correct answer -A group of seven Anglo-Saxon governments before Viking invasions
  12. -Northumbria, Mercia, East Anglia, Essex, Kent, Sussex, Wessex that became the Kingdom of England in the 16th cent
  13. -Alfred the Great of Wessex was the first national leader in the 9th cent
  14. -he established a common enemy in the Danes and beat them; grandson Edgar the Peaceable first king to unite England but in 970, small groups of Vikings were coming to the northern coast (Bluetooth)
  15. -Danes eventually victorious and King Canute 1016-1035 reformed the Edgar model
  16. Gokstad Ship Burial - Correct answer -890, simple, standard warship
  17. -largest recovered viking boat, on display in Norway
  18. -believed to be a king, and maybe a chieftain in the mound too
  19. -showed Viking construction -- fast and flexible and good for voyages on tough seas
  20. -could be sailed and rowed, crew of 34 men with clinker built oak and very little space for cargo
  21. -dragon head on the bow and stern
  22. Leif Ericson - Correct answer -Alleged leader of a group of Icelandic people who sailed to the eastern coast of Canada and unsuccessfully attempted to colonize the area around the year 1000
  23. -The Viking explorer believed to be the first European to reach the New World (in about 1000 AD). Landed in Newfoundland which was called Vinland.
  24. -son of Erik the Red, who was the first colonizer of Greenland
  25. -Helluland, Markland, Labrador, Vinland farthest South
  1. The Danelaw - Correct answer -Historical name given to the part of England in which the laws of the Danes held sway and dominated those of the Anglo-Saxons.
  2. -northern, central, eastern region of AS England colonized by invading Danish armies in the 9th c; recognized in 11th and 12th c that customary law prevailed in local courts differing from West Saxon law to the south and Mercian law to the West
  3. -Danes did not settle the whole area but had a powerful military aristocracy that left an imprint on local custom
  4. -class of personally free peasants attached to a lord and not the land
  5. -journey across the North Sea, established as a result of Alfred's efforts to avoid further Viking raids in the Anglian Kingdom of Wessex
  6. -set of treaties between King of West Saxons 9th c (Alfred) and Danish war lord Guthrum
  7. -collected Danegeld, Rollo was here
  8. Brattahild - Correct answer -Erik the Red's estate in the Eastern Settlement Viking colony he established in SW Greenland at the end of the 10th c. 960 occupied until mid 15th c
  9. -had first European church in Americas, Norse longhouse, farm, assembly (hosted the first Thinga before Little Ice Age and erosion)
  10. -lack of mass burials, lots of materials from trades with the Native Americans, like corn and arrowheads
  11. Thorfinn Karlsefni - Correct answer -born 980 in Iceland, died 1007; Greenland 1002, Vinland 1010
  12. -A well-born, wealthy merchant and seaman of Norwegian Viking background, Karlsefni led an unsuccessful expedition to establish a colony on the coast of what is now Newfoundland, Canada, in the early eleventh century C.E.
  13. -An Icelandic explorer who traced Leif Eriksson's route to Vinland and attempted to resettle
  14. -colonizing expedition of North America, looking for farmland after he followed Erik the Red to Greenland
  15. -led expedition to Vinland with Gudrid
  16. -recorded in Saga of Eric the Red for trip to Helluland
  17. -attempted to set up a permanent colony, including women and livestock that lasted almost 2 years; not just exploratory; tech, population, and relations with the natives forced them to leave
  18. Prima Signatio - Correct answer -first marking with a cross that Vikings allowed themselves to be marked with to be accepted amongst the Christians
  19. -important for key alliances to trade with Christian countries like England
  20. -accepted by king and followers but could keep pagan beliefs, so he could switch religions to follow Odin at home
  1. -Denmark converted in mid 10th c, Norway (had Iceland, Orkney, Faroe Islands, Greenland) in 1023, Sweden in 12th c when shrine at Uppsala was destroyed
  2. Jelling - Correct answer -in Denmark, royal seat of the first monarchs
  3. -large stone ship burial and 2 large burial mounds with churches
  4. -958-9 (Gorm) empty burial chamber in North Mound
  5. -970 South mound between 2 rune stones; Harald Bluetooth build a wooden church here
  6. Olaf Haraldsson - Correct answer -(St. Olaf) son of Fairhair of Norway
  7. -995-
  8. -king 1015-
  9. -first effective king of all of Norway; symbol of Norwegian peace
  10. -extensively increased acceptance of Christianity with religious code in 1024
  11. -conquered Denmark and Sweden territory for Norway starting in 1015
  12. -built base of support amongst aristocracy and pressed acceptance of Christianity
  13. -conflict with Swedish king Olaf Skotkonung when they threatened to conquer Norway; Canute's control of trade routes to the west of Norway and prospect of his ruling more indirectly than Olaf won Norwegian chieftains over
  14. Oseberg Ship Burial - Correct answer -Dated 834 in Norway
  15. -Thought to be royal
  16. -Contained bodies of two women and at least one was a viking age queen
  17. -Lavish grave goods were burried with the bodies of the women indicating the honor shown to high ranking woken at least in death
  18. -The goods were: kitchen equipment with large artistic quality. tools for weaving. combs. a tent.
  19. -No jewelerly bc it was thought to have been plundered
  20. Offa - Correct answer -King of Mercia 757-796, Dominant outside of Northumbria
  21. -control of Midland peoples and Sussex
  22. _Christian king who came into conflict with the Church
  23. -kills almost all relatives for son, then crowns son king, but then the son dies. then there was a civil war for the English throne
  24. -in league with Charlemagne, very powerful
  25. -built wall separating Welsh and Celts from English
  26. Gosforth Cross - Correct answer -first half of the 10th c, part of kingdom of Northumbria, this area was known for Christian symbols
  27. -elaborate carvings with characters from Norse mythology (like how Jelling stones have Jesus + Norse mythological creatures)
  28. -originated during Christianization of Ireland
  1. -Iceland converts in 1000, Greenland in 1001; Christianity was very amorphous so there was paganism under the surface although Ireland and Normandy were very Christian