Leif Erikson was one of the most important Viking (from Scandinavia) Explorers. He was Norse, not Polish.
He is most famous for discovering North America.
Lief Erikson converted to Christianity from Norse Paganism. His father Erik the Red, however, stayed true to his ancestors.
Most Vikings travels are finding new islands everywhere they go, some vikings travel to find new land. Leif Erikson actually was the first European to step on America, 500 years before Columbus.
Erik Erikson is most well known for the term he coined which was "identity crisis". He was a developmental scientist from the country of Germany and didn't even have a bachelor degree.
Leif Erikson was one of the most important Viking (from Scandinavia) Explorers. He was Norse, not Polish.
He is most famous for discovering North America.
It is not exactly known as to when or where Leif Ericson died. Most likely somewhere in Greenland between 1019 and 1025.
It was discovered for Europeans by Leif Erikson in the year 1000, and later in 1497byJohn Cabot.
Lief Erikson converted to Christianity from Norse Paganism. His father Erik the Red, however, stayed true to his ancestors.
No, he always had crew, maybe sometimes more than one ship but not on his most famous voyages of exploration. When he discovered North America his crew included people who had been there before, but did not land.
He didn’t meet any Native Americans and most likely if he had he would have killed them.
He didn’t meet any Native Americans and most likely if he had he would have killed them.
Most Vikings travels are finding new islands everywhere they go, some vikings travel to find new land. Leif Erikson actually was the first European to step on America, 500 years before Columbus.
It is surmised that the first Europeans came from Viking backgrounds. An explorer named Leif Erikson visited the east coast of North America almost 500 years before Columbus.
Erik Erikson is most well known for the term he coined which was "identity crisis". He was a developmental scientist from the country of Germany and didn't even have a bachelor degree.
If you mean Who was Leif Ericsson, he was a viking from 1000ad. His father was Eric the Red, another famous explorer who discovered Greenland. Leif was born in Iceland. With some help from Bjarni Herjolfsso, Leif set sail and landed somewhere in Canada, most likely Labrador, or Newfondland. He named it Vinland (probably because of the vines), and left to go back to Greenland and tell the rest of the Vikings to come to Vinland. They did but the Vikings quickly died out.