Longships and Location
Weapons and Warriors
Daily Life and Homes
Religion and Beliefs
End of the Viking Age
100

What made longships easy to navigate? 

They were narrow and light ships that could move both directions. 

100

True or False

Swords were expensive and important to vikings

true

100

Aside from being brave warriors, vikings were also good at what other job? 

Farming

100

Vikings believed that brave warriors who died in battle went to _________? 

Valhalla

100

What century did the Vikings end? 

12th

200

What was traditionally at the front of a Viking ship and why? 

A carved snake or dragon. They believed that it would scare off Sea Monsters.

200

Who was allowed to become warriors? 

Boys and Girls

200

What are some of the jobs that women had in every day life? 

Milking cows, Churned butter, made cheese, baked bread, spun wool, sewed and laundered clothes.

200

What is Ragnarok? 

The death and rebirth of the Norse world.

200

What two countries began to fight back against the Vikings that begun the decline of the Vikings.

England and France

300

How many Vikings could longships carry at a time? 

50 Vikings

300

What weapon did Vikings use for long distance fighting.

Bow and arrows. Usually with fire.

300

What are some of the things that children were responsible for? 

Feeding animals, gathering firewood, and learning farming skills. 
300

Who ruled Valhalla? 

Odin

300

Many Scandinavians converted to ___________?

Christianity

400

Where did the oarsmen sleep on a longship and why? 

There were no Cabins below deck because of how shallow the longship was designed so they slept and at on deck. 

400

What two materials were used to make viking armor? 

Metal and leather

400

What were viking homes called? 

Longhouses 

400

Vikings thought that many of their gods were part of _____________? 

Nature

400

What two countries became LESS warlike and therefore raided and pillaged less? 

Denmark and Norway

500
How were longships made? 

They were made by overlapping planks that were nailed down. Animal hair and tarred wool were used to fill gaps. There was usually one sail in the middle of the boat. 

500

Who were Berserkers? 

The deadliest Viking warriors. Did not care about their own safety. Behaved like wild animals. Friends were not safe from them. 

500

What were the homes made out of? 

logs, wood planks, or woven branches smothered in mud. 

500

Odin is the god of _______?

Thor is the god of_________?

Frey was the god of ________? 

Freya was the goddess of ___________? 

Loki was the ___________ god? 

War, poetry and wisdom

Physical Strength

Farming

Beauty, love, war, and death

Trickster

500

What ended up happening to the Vikings? 

They all began to assimilate into the country in which they were living in.