Why did medieval Europe’s richest cities emerge in northern Italy and Flanders? enormous changes occurred in medieval Europe that led to the rise of the middle class and apprenticeship agreements. These changes begin in agriculture.

(Willis) M. Europe

The Middle Ages was defined by a Feudal system in much of Europe. This system consisted of kings, lords, knights, vassals, and peasants. The people who were part of the church played an important part too. During this period, about 90% of the population worked on lands as peasants or serfs.

The best statement that fits the description of vikings is that they raided towns to supplement their economy, because as pirates, stealing from towns was one common practice of vikings.

Option C is correct. The Vikings were the people who inhabited from the 8th century to the 11th century in Scandinavia. They came from what we know today as Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. During the Viking age, they sailed around most of Europe, raiding, trading and spreading their influence.

In terms of narrative, it works that Rollo is Bjorn’s real father and that he considers Ragnar to be it, as he was the one who raised him. Ragnar also saw him as one of his sons, to the point where Odin sees Bjorn when he takes a look at all the sons of Ragnar.

Lagertha was later found by Bjorn in a bad mental state and her hair had turned from its usual blonde to white. The change is known as Marie Antoinette Syndrome – a condition which turns the hair white as a result of intense levels of stress.

There is debate about whether the blood eagle was historically practiced, or whether it was a literary device invented by the authors who transcribed the sagas. No contemporary accounts of the rite exist, and the scant references in the sagas are several hundred years after the Christianization of Scandinavia.