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The Vikings II (women and trade), GROUP MEMBERS: Nicole Belliard (21…
The Vikings II (women and trade)
Instigator
Influence
Women used to urge men to undertake raids and revenge to reinstate lost honour.
Slavery
Slave trade
Slave trade was one of the most important aspects of many Viking's businesses.
Honour
Reflection
A woman's honour was affected positively or negatively according to her husband's actions.
Revenge
Executors
In extreme situations, women could take full responsibilty of getting revenge to restore her family's honour.
Supporters
Battles
Women were supporters of great importance for their husbands in battle.
Marriage
Decisiveness
Women had participation in decision-makings such as divorcing themselves and things related with their marriage.
Duty
Mourners
Women took the lead in remembering the fallen and keeping their memories alive.
Farmers
Capacity
Farmers who had the opportunity were able to deal with trading and/or organize voyages of plunder.
Violence
Dishonor
Any act of violence against women was considered to be dishonourable, and a man who committed that could expect reprisals from the woman's family.
Boats
Transport
The Viking's ships were vital for the mobilization of their goods for trading.
GROUP MEMBERS:
Nicole Belliard (21-0395)
Emely Calderon (21-0388)