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What is the most accepted theory about the Nordic presence in the pre-Columbian Americas?
What is the most accepted theory about the Nordic presence in the pre-Columbian Americas?
- Norse traders had a significant presence in the Caribbean in 800 AD
- Nordic people established a colony in South America in 1200 AD
- Norse explorers reached the northeastern coast of North America around 1000 AD (correct)
- Vikings settled in Central America around 800 AD
Where is the most well-known evidence of Nordic presence in the pre-Columbian Americas found?
Where is the most well-known evidence of Nordic presence in the pre-Columbian Americas found?
- Tikal in Guatemala
- Chichen Itza in Mexico
- L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland, Canada (correct)
- Machu Picchu in Peru
What is the name of the Norse explorer commonly associated with the pre-Columbian discovery of the Americas?
What is the name of the Norse explorer commonly associated with the pre-Columbian discovery of the Americas?
- Erik the Red
- Ragnar Lothbrok
- Harald Bluetooth
- Leif Erikson (correct)
Which Viking explorer is believed to have reached the Americas around 1000 AD?
Which Viking explorer is believed to have reached the Americas around 1000 AD?
What is the name of the Norse settlement discovered in Newfoundland, Canada?
What is the name of the Norse settlement discovered in Newfoundland, Canada?
Which Native American tribe is believed to have had early contact with the Norse explorers?
Which Native American tribe is believed to have had early contact with the Norse explorers?
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