One of the first European groups to set foot in Newfoundland were the vikings from Scandinavia. However, the ancestors of the Newfoundlanders of today came from France, the Netherlands, Ireland and England. Some also came from the Basque Lands of northern Spain and some were Native Americans already living there when the Europeans arrive.
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The Viking settlement at Vinland was small, isolated, and under frequent attack from the Beothuks, the First Nations people who had first come to the Island of Newfoundland about a thousand years before.
No, the Maori were the first people to settle the islands we now call New Zealand.
They were Viking
Livyers are people, who like planters and settlers, stayed on as permanent dwellers in the Newfoundland Station. Livyers are primarily English people.
The first known people to settle in America were the Vikings. The settled in an area they called "Vinland" (Newfoundland) at around 1000 A.D. Some evidence suggests that there were also different groups of Africans.
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the first people to settle in Manchester were farmers
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He didn't settle in Maine, he settled in Newfoundland, Canada.
The MaoriThe Maori were the first people to settle the islands of New Zealand.
they settle in mewfoundland
Natives were the first to settle anywhere as far as I know!
The first European to set foot on Newfoundland was Leif Erikson and his crew, approximately in 1000 AD. But I should point out that native people had already been there for thousands of years.