Answer 1
No. Vikings were Scandinavians. Finns are not Scandinavians.
Answer 2
The Vikings constantly raided along what is now Finland, but did not settle there, so while it is less likely that Finnish People are direct descendants of the Vikings, they were so widespread and, contrary to what the first answer says, Finland is part of Scandinavia, and the Viking Influence and Blood is well spread throughout all of Scandinavia, it is likely there is at least some Viking Blood throughout Finland.
Their husband were gone viking most of the time.
Viking nobles were often called karls, or earls.
Yes. William the Conqueror was from Normandy and had viking ancestors. The great rise of the Mongols took places two centuries after him.
Where was the most important coin producing centre in Britain in Viking times
forces of nature
400 b.c.e
400 b.c.e
Viking settlers.
In a word, yes. While anything is possible, most things are probable.
Most Finns speak Finnish as their native language, which is the official language of Finland. A minority of Finns also speak Swedish as a second language, particularly in regions where Swedish-speaking populations are present.
Yes; the Vikings were quite proliferate at one time.
Most of the fisherman were Scandinavians and Finns.
The cast of Finns drink the most coffee in the world - 2006 includes: Torben Oikarinen as Coffee drinker
The Estonians
Finland was part of the Swedish Empire at the time Delaware was founded. Finns made up most of the original settlers of Delaware. The Finns introduced the Log Cabin to American frontier life.
Young Finns was created in 1994.
Yes, most Finns speak good English