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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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the pagan traditions were removed by Christianity

Gradually, however, the pagan traditions of the Vikings were removed/replaced by the Christianity, and the warrior chiefs became kings and lords. Denmark had joined the rest of European civilization, and its sailors were no longer terrors/terrorists on the coast.

Hi,

Do all of "removed, replaced," "terrors, and terrorists" fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks.
  

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Hi, Gradually, however, the pagan traditions of the Vikings were removed/replaced by the Christianity, and the warrior chiefs became kings and lords. Denmark had joined the rest of European civilization, and its sailors were no longer terrors/terrorists on the coast. Gradually, however, the pagan traditions of the Vikings were removed /replaced by the Christianity, and the warrior chiefs became kings and lords.

  • Hi, Gradually, however, the pagan traditions of the Vikings were removed/replaced by the Christianity, and the warrior chiefs became kings and lords.
  • Denmark had joined the rest of European civilization, and its sailors were no longer terrors/terrorists on the coast.
  • Gradually, however, the pagan traditions of the Vikings were removed /replaced by the Christianity, and the warrior chiefs became kings and lords.
  • Denmark had joined the rest of European civilization, and its sailors were no longer terrors/terrorists on the terror/scourge of the coast s .
  • The word 'terrorists' has very modern connotations.
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Hi,
Gradually, however, the pagan traditions of the Vikings were removed/replaced by the Christianity, and the warrior chiefs became kings and lords. Denmark had joined the rest of European civilization, and its sailors were no longer terrors/terrorists on the coast.
Gradually, however, the pagan traditions of the Vikings were removed/replaced by the Christianity, an

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