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Why did ship builders copy Viking ships?
A.
They were light enough to be carried over land.
B.
They were strong enough to sail great distances.
OC. They were solid enough to carry cannons.
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User Davide Quaglio
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Answer:

B.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Viking ships were made with a technique of creating the outside of the ship first, and building the body of the vessel inside of it. This allowed for a very sturdy exterior. While the interior wasn't good for carrying cargo, the hull was extremely strong and resilient.

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