What parts of Europe did the Romans, Vikings, and Saxons conquer? HELP?!?

Question

I am particularly interested if ALL three of them ever occupied one of these six countries:

-France
-England
-Italy
-Germany
-Greece
-Spain

Thanks to those who can help me!

Answer 1

France-Romans yes, Saxons and Vikings part of it

England-this is the most correct answer, all three did conquer England. Not ALL of the British Isles but all of England

Italy-Vikings had certain islands that they conquered/took over, but not Italy itself and I don't believe the Saxons ever set foot in Italy

Germany-All of Germany was not conquered by the Romans, but parts were...I believe the Saxons took it all, and the Vikings would have taken over bits near the sea.

Greece-only Rome

Spain-only Rome

Answer 2

The Romans conquered them all don't worry about that- they almost took the whole "known" world at their peak.

The Vikings were Scandinavian- The very North of Europe. They got in their boats and went down to western Europe. They did not actually occupy or "conquer" countries as such. They raped and pillaged and took the women back to Scandinavia each year. It was a cycle.

The Saxons- they were a tribe after the Romans had fizzled out. I think they were mainly north western Eurpopean- so Germany obviously. England was "anglo"- so they had connections there. The French were "Normans" at the time and they fought the saxons continually. I dont think Spain was involved nor greece

Answer 3

Yes, the Vikings, Romans, and Saxons conquered or ruled parts of England, but not the entire island.

Answer 4

Roman spread to France, Italy, Greece, and a bit of Spain I think, but all three of them conquered England definitely...