Viking Culture and Legacy Assessment

The video discusses the need to adapt to changing times, highlighting the remarkable achievements of the Vikings during the Iron Age. It explores their expansion, cultural impact, and the unique aspects of their legal system. The video concludes by emphasizing the profound legacy left by the Vikings on the world.

What was the significance of the Vikings planning to attack Paris?

• It was a routine raid.

• Paris was a small, unprotected village.

• It was their first attempt at attacking a well-protected city.

• They had already conquered Paris before.

What distinguished Viking boats from those of other cultures?

• They were made of gold.

• They were larger and more decorative.

• They could fly.

• They were uniquely advanced for their time.

How did the Vikings' approach to raiding change over time?

• They began to settle in the lands they raided.

• They only raided during the winter.

• They started using airplanes.

• They stopped raiding altogether.

What belief did the Vikings hold about dying in battle?

• They would be reincarnated.

• They would go to Valhalla.

• They would become ghosts.

• They would be forgotten.

How did the Victorian era contribute to the knowledge of Vikings?

• It ignored Viking culture.

• It brought Viking history to England.

• It erased all records of Vikings.

• It made Vikings a fictional story.

What was unique about the Viking jury system?

• It was only used for minor disputes.

• It involved 12 men acting as judges.

• It was the same as modern juries.

• It was based on a lottery system.

What impact did the Viking legacy have on the world?

• It influenced modern architecture.

• It only affected Scandinavian countries.

• It had no impact.

• It had a profound effect on global culture.