Answer:
-came from Spain, North Africa, and Southwest Asia: Muslims
-raided Germany, Italy, parts of Western Europe: Magyars
-conquered modern-day Hungary: Magyars
-conquered Sicily: Muslims
-came from Scandinavia: Vikings
-settled in England, Ireland, northern France, parts of Russia: Vikings
Explanation:
Vikings, Muslims, and Magyars expanded and settled throughout different regions of Europe between the 6th and the 11th century.
Vikings were Scandinavian people given to navigation, commerce, and war. During this time they raided England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Western Russia, and many regions across the Mediterranean Sea.
Muslims created a religious empire at the beginning of the 7th century in the Arabian Peninsula and then expanded it throughout the Middle East, North Africa, the Iberian Peninsula, and Sicily.
Magyars are an ethnic group from Eastern Europe that makes most of the Hungarian people. They settled in what today is Hungary around the 8th century, and after that, they started a series of conquest campaigns through Western Europe.
