Answer:
The first European settlement in Greenland was created by the Vikings.
Explanation:
Greenland has been inhabited, although not continuously, since the middle of the third millennium BC by Amerindian peoples. In the year 986 its southern coast was colonized by populations of Nordic origin coming from Iceland, commanded by Erik the Red, and in 1261 the Greenlanders accepted the Norwegian sovereignty on the island. The Nordic occupation lasted until the beginning of the 15th century.
