Question

Who began arriving in Northern Europe? What did these people become? What were they once they settled? What did they take?

a) Vikings, became traders and settlers, were once seafaring raiders, took the local languages
b) Moors, became scholars and rulers, were once nomadic tribes, took the local customs
c) Crusaders, became knights and lords, were once mercenaries, took the local riches
d) Huns, became conquerors and emperors, were once wandering tribes, took the local fortresses

Answer 1

The Vikings began arriving in Northern Europe and became traders and settlers. They were seafaring raiders who took the local languages when they settled.

Step-by-step explanation:

The people who began arriving in Northern Europe were the Vikings, who were Norsemen from Scandinavia. These Vikings became traders and settlers as they settled in the lands they had formerly raided. They were once seafaring raiders, known for their plundering voyages across Europe. As traders, they took the local languages and established trade routes like the one along the Dnieper River and settlements in Constantinople.