PPT-Viking Raids

By Sebastian Arteaga I Introduction The Vikings were people that lived in communities in Norway they Vikings earned a reputation of raiders and stealers and didnt earned the reputation they deserved for sailing to America first then Colon and discovering Greenland and have written the first parliament were selfsufficient . . The Vikings have a dragon on the front of the ship to keep evil spirits away.. Viking means a pirate raid.. Viking children did not have to go to school but they had to milk the goats cows and pigs, help with the cleaning and pick out the vegetables.. Dave Williams. PDS Management Council. Columbia, MD. 3 April 2013. PDS Delivery Status Overview. Overall delivery system running smoothly.. Upgrades to JIMIX software have eliminated most of our front-end (Dataset ID Generation and SIP updates) delivery set-up problems.. Review from last class!. The Invasions of the ‘. Northmen. ’. The Vikings. What images come to mind when you think of Vikings?. They NEVER wore horns!! . A Viking . was actually a verb, not a . noun. Matheus Vasconcellos. The Columbus School. History Project. Introduction. Vikings were fierce warriors and seafarers who attacked tows and villages during the 800s and 900s. The Vikings were hated and feared by their victims which isn't at all surprising. Vikings lived in Scandinavia(Sweden, Norway and Denmark.) Vikings attacked in about 350 ships with thousands of armed men, the attack was a totally surprise. This attacks were called raids. A raid is sudden. BY: JUAN ANDRES JARAMILLO PENAGOS. INTRODUCTION. This presentation will take you to the year 723, the age of the . V. ikings. Vikings were incredible fighters that were trained to loot coastal villages and come victorious carrying with them precious metals. . By: Katie Marquis 8E. misconceptions. Vikings wore horned helmets. The authentic Viking helmet, does not have horns. No Viking helmets represented horns however there . we. re representations warriors wearing helmets with bird heads or snakes sticking out. The myth about horned helmets worn by Vikings remains unproven.. 2 days before. 2 hours before. 2 hours after. 2 days after. What do you think may have happened at the different stages before and after this photograph was taken? Write down what you think in your book!. Chapter 13 Section 2. The Inside Story. “Where did they come from?”.  . That question was on the minds of the monks of . Lindisfarne. Monastery on the morning of June 8, 793. Just a few hours before, the monks had been going about their daily business, tending crops, praying and copying manuscripts. Now many of them were dead, killed by the swords and spears of raiders. Those left alive watched as their monastery’s precious treasures were loaded into ships that slipped quietly out to sea. Dazed, the monks wondered exactly what had led to this terrible destruction.. The fierce and unstoppable warriors". By: Daniel Bustamante. Who were they?. The Vikings were a group of seagoing Nordic people who from the 8. th. to 11. th. centuries raided Northern Europe, traded far and wide with Europe and the Middle East, and established numerous colonies throughout the Northern Atlantic.. The Normans. The Norman invasion of the late 12th century marked the beginning of more than 800 years of direct English rule and, later, British involvement in Ireland. Attempts to either conquer or assimilate the Irish lordships into the Kingdom of Ireland provided the initial impetus for a series of Irish military campaigns between 1534 and 1603. This period was marked by a Crown policy of plantation, involving the arrival of thousands of English and Scottish Protestant settlers, and the consequent displacement of the pre-plantation Catholic landholders. . Prepare for Learning 2 days before 2 hours before 2 hours after 2 days after What do you think may have happened at the different stages before and after this photograph was taken? Write down what you think in your book! The Viking Age : “Viking Raiders & Traders” Core Knowledge Grade 3 Domain 6 Lesson 4 What Have We Already Learned? Why were ships important to the Vikings? The Vikings relied on ships as a mode of transportation; due to Scandinavia’s proximity to rivers and the sea, the Vikings used these bodies of water for fishing and traveling. Story. Sources. Create a title for each paragraph.. . A Norse berserker. by Kim . Hjardar. Summarise each paragraph in 1 or 2 bullet points.. Symbolising uncontrollable rage and bloodlust, Viking berserkers were fierce warriors said to have fought in a trance-like fury. But did such people ever really exist? . Vikings were famous for their raids & fighting! Let’s look at the weapons & tactics they used during their fights!. Viking Weapons:. The Vikings used a range of weapons during their fighting..