History
Does Iceland have history before the Vikings?
No, Iceland apparently has no prehistory.
Is the population big?
The population of Iceland is extremely homogeneous. The inhabitants are descendants of settlers who began arriving in AD 874 and continued in heavy influx for about 60 years thereafter.
Name the tour where you explore a volcano?
Lava Caving.
Was Iceland discovered by the Vikings?
According to stories written down some 250 years after the event, the country was discovered and settled by Norse people in the Viking Age.
What language did they used to speak?
The dominant language in the period of settlement was Old Norse, the language spoken in Norway at the time.
Did they view the northern lights?
Yes
Did they accept Christianity?
Yes, By the end of the 10th century, the Norwegians were forced by their king, Olaf I Tryggvason, to accept Christianity.
What is the language the Icelandic people speak?
Icelandic.
What is the tourist attraction that is the result of volcanic activity?
Lava fields
Was Iceland prosperous?
Yes, Historians believe that early Icelandic society was prosperous. The country proved to be well suited for sheep and cattle, and both were raised for meat and milk.
Do the people in Iceland live dangerously?
No, They live safely with high standards.
This hiking trail is near Reykjavik.
The Golden Circle
Did they go through poverty?
Yes, The 18th century was a period of decline and increasing poverty in Iceland. Famine—caused by a volcanic eruption and subsequent years of cold weather—plagued the country in the 1780s and killed one-fifth of the population.
How high are the people in Iceland standards?
Very high.
Name a naturally heated water spa in Iceland
Geothermal spas