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Essay Instructions: I would like the paper to first give a description of the Vikings during this era and go into great detail about the slaves and slavery in the Viking Age. But more specifically in the west, such as the Baltic Sea and Scandinavia for example. I will include two sources that may be of some assistance. 1. The Viking World by Stefan Brink and Neil Price
2. The Viking World by James Graham-Campbell and David Wilson
The third source is The Vikings: A History by Robert Ferguson, which can be viewed through the eBook by accessing it through Google. I believe chapter four go into detail about the slaves during this time.

Essay Instructions: This is for a presentation in class. Requested format is Chicago style. Is it possible to do a power point presentation?

The paper should answer the question,

Why were the Vikings so feared by the rest of Europe from 700-1000?

It must be completed no later than August 6.

Essay Instructions: Write a 10 paragraph essay answering the following questions.
Who are the British people?
> Identify the various peoples (Celts, Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings and Normans) that
comprise the British nation.
> Identify three significant contributions of each group and explain how they contributed to
Britain's development.
Example of how paragraphs should be ordered.
Paragraph 1: Identify the Celts
Paragraph 2: Identify three significant contributions of the Celts
Paragraph 3: Identify the Romans
Paragraph 4: Identify three significant contributions of the Romans
Paragraph 5: Identify the Anglo-Saxons
Paragraph 6: Identify three significant contributions of the Anglo-Saxons

Only Use textbook as source of information
Additional information in uploads.
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Essay Instructions: Heat stroke
How should this heat stroke accident been handled differently according to american red cross. See below.

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minnesota (CNN) -- Pro Bowl offensive lineman Korey Stringer of the Minnesota Vikings died of heat stroke early Wednesday, the team said.
The 6-foot-4, 335-pound Stringer, 27, died at Immanuel St. Joseph's Hospital -- Mayo Health System in Mankato, where the team holds its preseason practices.
His death came as dangerously hot weather continued to pose a problem for the central United States. Temperatures were expected to reach as high as 100 degrees in Iowa and Illinois on Wednesday.
Stringer began exhibiting signs of heat stroke, including weakness and rapid breathing, after a morning practice session Tuesday.
Dave Hansen, who covers the Vikings for CNN affiliate KMSP, reports Stringer was feeling sick throughout the practice.
Temperatures in Mankato reached a high of 91 degrees Tuesday. The heat index -- how hot it feels when the temperature is combined with the relative humidity -- reached as high as 111 degrees.
Stringer's temperature reached 108 degrees
The Vikings' athletic trainers treated Stringer at the practice field and called for an ambulance.
By the time Stringer arrived at the hospital, he was unresponsive and had a core body temperature over 108 degrees. He developed multi-organ system failure throughout the day, the team said.
"He never regained consciousness and despite all efforts, his heart failed at 1:50 a.m.," a team statement said.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, people suffer heat-related illness when their bodies' normal cooling process, sweating, is rendered inefficient due to extraordinarily high temperatures, humidity and/or exertion. In such cases, a person's body temperature can rise rapidly, potentially causing brain or other organ damage.