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The vikings did not permanently colonize the eastern coast of north america in part because:
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The vikings did not permanently colonize the eastern coast of north america in part because:
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There was also nothing to trade
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they were constantly having troubles with the natives that had inhabited the area beforehand (wars). This prevented them from permanently settling somewhere.
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