Arachaeologists believe Vinland was located in North America on the coast of the United States and Newfoundland in Canada. Vinland is the name given to the land historians believe Lief Erikson, a Norse Viking, first landed. This was before the Columbus exploration approximately five centuries preceding it and is the only Norse settlement outside of Greenland in the continent of North America.
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She finds it high-pitched, annoying, and fun to imitate.
Most would say A but that doesn't matter because a lot of black people come from the south. I'd say it's because more of the HISTORY of the south.
In the North, they were mostly industrial textiles, lumber, furs, fish, and maize
In the South, there are mostly tobacco plantations, later on cotton plantations
