According to the sagas, they had inadvertedly killed a native from the tribe they were trading with. The guard of the armory was told not to let any of the natives approach the weapons, and guard killed one outright when one of them did. Ericson's explorers fought a battle with them, won, but knew they couldn't remain on that land in peace, and so packed up and left. I believe they had stayed for year, maybe two.
There have been traces of the Vikings landing in North America, as their runes have been found in various places. They decided not to settle there, and so there are no Viking settlements as such. Why they decided not to stay in North America is unknown, and only speculations can be made. Seeing as they managed to travel as far as this, it would be no surprise if they have travelled even further to other areas of the world, but as of yet, no evidence or proof has been found.
France claimed the area now known as North Dakota, along with most of North America, in 1682. In 1713, France gave the northeastern half of North Dakota to Great Britain.
most likely they stay at hotels
The Vikings didn't colonize the Americas because the Native Americans that were already living there drove them out. That's not really true. The vikings did settle part of Easter Canada
By traveling in Longships from Scandinavia across the North Sea.
Eric the red discovered Greenland in 982 and that is why the vikings didnt stay in North America I dont think this is a good answer. Just sayin
The Vikings likely stayed in North America for a brief period around the early 11th century. Their settlement, known as L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland, Canada, was abandoned after a short time, so their presence in North America was temporary.
The vikings stayed in North America for only a few years because, they like thhe indian girls there for awhile but then grew tired of them and decided to leave and find more girls.
They had to leave in North America due to a "misunderstanding" with the Native Americans. After a battle, Ericson knew he could not stay there in peace, and so left.They had originally established trade relations with the natives, but the viking who guarded the armory had slain a native who got close to their weapons.
There have been traces of the Vikings landing in North America, as their runes have been found in various places. They decided not to settle there, and so there are no Viking settlements as such. Why they decided not to stay in North America is unknown, and only speculations can be made. Seeing as they managed to travel as far as this, it would be no surprise if they have travelled even further to other areas of the world, but as of yet, no evidence or proof has been found.
It was too far to trade with other Vikings, and his people were constantly being attacked by the natives.
The Vikings are from Minnesota so they stay at their own homes.
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No and no.
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most likely they stay at hotels
France claimed the area now known as North Dakota, along with most of North America, in 1682. In 1713, France gave the northeastern half of North Dakota to Great Britain.