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Who were the norsemen who terrorized Europe using their masterful sailing skills?
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They were Viking berserkers. Their goals were to gain as much treasure and gold as they could.
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Reached America by sailing west from Europe?
Christopher Columbus
Who did the federal government seize during the civil war?
Two Southern envoys (Mason and Slidell), who were sailing for Europe aboard a British ship. It caused quite a furore, and almost got America into a war with Britain. The Prince Consort, dying of typhoid at Windsor Castle, made a few changes to the angry telegram they were going to send to Washington, and this averted the crisis.
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The Vikings.
What were inhabitants of Scandinavia who terrorized Europe during the Middle age?
the Vikings.
The were great sailors and raiders from northern Europe?
The Norsemen or Vikings fit that description.
Where was sailing invented?
Europe.
Where is sailing popular?
Europe
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The Vikings from Scandinavia.
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Where is sailing most popular?
Europe
How does the Suez canal help ships sailing from southwest Asia to Europe?
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Reached America by sailing west from Europe?
Christopher Columbus
