The Vikings

2. To travel to unknown places to learn about them.
5. To steal goods, especially during or after a battle or raid.
11. Describes the act of making a sudden attack or raid.
12. A long story or legend, especially about historical or legendary events in Viking culture.
13. Having characteristics of a fighter, such as courage, strength, and battle skills.
17. Related to traveling by sea, especially for trade or exploration.
18. A small community or village, often established by people in a new area or land.
19. Having great strength, influence, or control.

1. A building or community where monks or nuns live, often in isolation for religious purposes.
3. The region of England that was ruled by Vikings from the late 9th century, following their invasions.
4. A member of the Scandinavian seafaring people known for raiding and trading between the 8th and 11th centuries.
6. A type of Viking ship, long and narrow, designed for fast travel and raids.
7. To take control of a place or people, usually by force or military action.
8. Showing intense strength, energy, or aggression.
9. To travel to unknown places to learn about them.
10. Wild, brutal, and uncivilized; often used to describe violent or cruel behavior.
12. To establish a home or community in a new area.
14. To attack a place or group of people suddenly, often to steal or cause damage.
15. To enter a country or area by force with the intention of taking control
16. Extremely violent or cruel.