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  The Vikings attacked Dublin in 795 which led to more raids on the coast of Ireland, western England, Germany, France, and Sicily.
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  In 814, after Charlemagne's death, the Vikings emerged in Europe and started to loot and burn villages.
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  In 870, they reached Iceland.
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  In 875, many Vikings were still raiding villages and seaside towns, but others decided to settle down.
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  In 982, Eric the Red came to Greenland.
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  In 1000, Leif Ericson, the son of Eric the Red, landed on the coast of North America, where he found wild grapes so he named the place Vinland.
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  A group of Vikings called the Normans settled on the coast of France and with William the Conqueror as their leader, they defeated the English.