(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The Vikings raided this Monastery where the monks first assumed the Vikings were there to trade. Instead of trading, the Vikings plundered the Church, stole riches and killed several monks.
Lindisfarne
Charles the Fat paid the Vikings to sail past this city and raid and pillage Burgundy (who was rebelling at that time).
Paris
He was the First King of the English. He resisted Viking invasions and eventually regained control of much of England.He is the ONLY monarch in English history known as "the Great".
King Alfred
The Vikings came from this area that comprises modern day Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
Scandinavia
True or false. Rolf (a Viking leader) became Duke of Normandy after converting to Christianity. and paying homage to Charles the Simple.
True
Gods worshiped by the Vikings
Odin, Frigg, Thor
The Vikings believed those who died dishonorably (not in battle or childbirth) would live here (a dark and dreary realm) after death.
Hel
Offering loyalty and support to a person who is superior to you, like a lord or King.
homage
The Viking Ragnar led 120 Viking ships down the Seine River and captured the French city in this attack.
The sack of Paris
Based on prior Kings' acts, Vikings started to believe that if they captured an important city, the King would do this to get them to stop.
pay them silver
This Viking, who attacked Paris, raided Burgundy at the King's request and was later given Normandy and the title of Duke if he would help stop Viking raids.
Rolf
Rolf and his followers became this group after settling down in Normandy, repelling Viking raids and learning to be skilled warriors on horseback.
Normans
Free!
True or False. The Viking longships were heavy and could not be picked up easily by crew.
False
This unpopular King paid lots of silver to the Vikings in an effort to get them to stop the Sack of Paris that took place over several days and consisted of pillaging Paris.
Charles the Bald
This allowed Vikings to sail long distances across oceans and also sail up rivers to attack towns.
longboats