jadamcrae041 jadamcrae041

22-03-2021
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If you were King, what would you have done to protect the people from the Vikings or
anyone else who threatened the people?

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lgalliano lgalliano

22-03-2021

Answer:

Trained more knights and archers and built walls to keep the Vikings out.

Explanation:

Probably something more, but that's what I can think of. Although, I guess I would include a moat.

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LightGalaxy67 LightGalaxy67

22-03-2021

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Well I must respect the opinions of my people if what I'm going to do to protect them from Vikings. I'll tell my guards to protect the kingdom. Be a nice and great leader.

It's just only my opinion.

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