Why were Europeans so frightened of the Vikings?

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Snowcat [4.5K]3 years ago

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Answer: raided lots of parts of Western Europe

Explanation: Europeans were so afraid of the Vikings was because they raided lots of parts of Western Europe, looted towns and monasteries and took prisoners to sell in slavery, the attacks were swift and salvage, they lived in the terror of raids and also their attacks are not just limited to coastal areas since their ship could ...

Anna [14]3 years ago

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Europeans were so afraid of the Vikings was because they raided lots of parts of Western Europe, looted towns and monasteries and took prisoners to sell in slavery, the attacks were swift and salvage, they lived in the terror of raids and also their attacks are not just limited to coastal areas since their ship could .

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