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1. Viking women had strong positions at this time. They were responsible for all the wealth of the household and farm.
2. Women were given away early in marriage to confirm allies between families.
3. Women wouldn't be witness/ their word wouldn't count.
4. People were allowed to get divorced.
5. When she was married, she would bring a dowry with him

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1.Viking women were married off early.
2.Viking women were more respected and had more rights than European women.
3.Married women were considered house wives, but could take over men's jobs when they were away.
4.Divorce was a thing.
5.Marriages were usually for the purpose of family alliances

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1. Viking women had more rights than other women in Europe at the time, but they still did not have the same rights as men.
2. They were responsible for all the wealth of the farm and the household, and you could tell this by the keys they carried.
3. Women who were priestesses were considered to be on the same level as men who were priests.
4. Since men were often traveling, the women were left at home to make decisions men usually made.
5. If people got divorced, the women's original dowry and the men's "morning gift" was the women's to keep as her property.

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1.Girls were married at the age of 12 -15
2. Women were expected to run the house hold.
3.women could get divorce if her husband mistreated her and the children, or he was too lazy to be a good provider or insulted her family, she could divorce him
4.Most viking women spent time making textiles.
5. Viking women were much more indepedent than any other society at the time.

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1. Viking women played a strong role in society
2. Women could gather with the village and make decisions typically seen as a role of a man in the time period
3.Women were skilled in magic
4. Women controlled most of the wealth
5.Women were given away in marriage to confirm alliances between families

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1. Viking women's were allowed to take over the men responsibilities when they went away.
2. There are more memorial stones for women than for men.
3. As well as men, women were praised for their skills such as housekeeping and other typical female skills ( probably the reason why there are more memorial stones for women than for men)
4.Women were allow to be involved in things like politics and decisions in a general village
5.Women had more right than other women elsewhere in Europe, however, they did not have the same rights as men.

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1. Viking women had a stronger position than women elsewhere in Europe at this time
2. The lady of the house was responsible for all the wealth of the farm and the household
3.marriage was first and foremost a political and economic arrangement between families
4.women could also have other occupations than those connected with the farm
5. In the sagas we meet strong, proud and independent women, many of them are pictured as willful, manipulating and often uncompromising

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Viking Women Facts

1 they were buried with house hold items

2 enjoyed an unusual degree of freedom for their day

3 women wore a loose dress made from woo and used brooches to hold them up

4 similar like how we have done back then women cooked, cleaned, and childcare

5 independent and self-sufficient

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1. Unwanted attention from a man was forbidden in Norse society.
2. A woman might use the threat of divorce as a means to goad her husband into action. Divorce was relatively easy and could result in severe financial burdens on the husband.
3. Women are shown being skilled in magic.
4. One common role of women is being an inciter. Women frequently persuaded men to act and take revenge.
5. A woman couldn't be a witness to a crime.

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1. The lady of the house carried around keys which symbolized the responsibility for all the wealth of the farm and household.
2. Young girls were given away in marriages to confirm alliances between families.
3. Women were priestess at the same level when men were priest.
4. Female graves were  large and richly equipped for female purposes.
5. Women did go on some of the viking explorations.

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1. Girls were sold to strangers for marriage at a very young age.
2. Valkyries were women of the Gods who chose who died and who lived in wars.
3. Women were portrayed as strong and willful in viking stories. They are smart and powerful in their tales.
4. In the early Viking age, women were seen as greater than men, then as the era progressed they became equal and eventually less.
5. Viking men that were disrespectful towards women lost their reputations.