Leif Erikson: The Viking Explorer Who Beat Columbus to America

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    In this video, we explore the fascinating story of Leif Erikson, the Norse explorer who likely became the first European to set foot on North America nearly 500 years before Columbus. Join us as we delve into the life and adventures of this legendary Viking, from his origins in Iceland and Greenland to his groundbreaking journey to the mysterious land he called "Vinland," believed to be in modern-day Canada.
    Leif Erikson's early life and Viking heritage
    The significance of Erik the Red's explorations
    Detailed account of Leif's journey to Vinland around 1000 CE
    Exploration of Vinland's landscape and resources
    Reasons for the short-lived Viking settlement
    The impact of Leif Erikson's discovery on our understanding of history
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Комментарии • 19

  • @nikolasao
    @nikolasao 24 дня назад +1

    12000 years before the Vikings or Columbus other people discovered the continent. And have been living there ever since.

    • @S.J.L
      @S.J.L 24 дня назад +2

      Not by boat.

  • @gabrielford3473
    @gabrielford3473 24 дня назад +4

    You can't discover something when there are already people there.

  • @shardknox
    @shardknox 24 дня назад +3

    The Hawaiians beat Columbus too :D.

    • @micahmasten8368
      @micahmasten8368 23 дня назад +1

      Canoe tribes in the Salish sea still have stories about this.

  • @berndmensing8707
    @berndmensing8707 24 дня назад +1

    Yes, it's true. He discovered America. With one difference: He let the Indians/ Natives in peace. Opposite to the catholic conquerors of Spain at first and the other "cultivated" European nations.

    • @dominict9418
      @dominict9418 23 дня назад

      Read up on the Clovis people. They discovered North America thousands of years before Columbus. He's not even the first European. The Vikings had settlements in eastern Canada four hundred years before Columbus. You can visit these sites today . Look up L'anse Aux Meadows. Columbus is fake news.

    • @jmm2511
      @jmm2511 22 дня назад

      Yes ,then came the Protestants and placed all the Indians in reservations and stole their lands

  • @Tiglath-PileserXIX
    @Tiglath-PileserXIX 23 дня назад

    I was not aware that the Vikings discovered the New World. I suppose the indigenous peoples were not capable of discovering their homeland.

    • @dominict9418
      @dominict9418 20 дней назад

      The Vikings were the first Europeans. Several others from Asia and Pacific Islands were earlier than that.

  • @Donniebb495
    @Donniebb495 24 дня назад

    According to Who?

    • @vikingwarriorinfo
      @vikingwarriorinfo  24 дня назад

      Us Vikings!

    • @jmm2511
      @jmm2511 22 дня назад

      Then came the Protestants and placed the Indians in reservations

  • @dominict9418
    @dominict9418 23 дня назад

    The native American indians beat Columbus and so did the Clovis people.

  • @micahmasten8368
    @micahmasten8368 23 дня назад

    LIES! The Quinault people were the first ones on this continent and we didn't discover it Creator gave it to us since time and memorial.

  • @jmm2511
    @jmm2511 23 дня назад

    He may have discovered America first (?), but that was non important. The Vikings did not bring together both Europe and America.

    • @dominict9418
      @dominict9418 23 дня назад

      So your definition of "discovered" includes the caveat that it had to be important? LOL.

    • @jmm2511
      @jmm2511 22 дня назад

      @@dominict9418 Yes. The Viking discovery had no meaning at all in history

    • @jmm2511
      @jmm2511 22 дня назад

      @@dominict9418 The Viking discovery, if true, had no relevance in history