What was the difference between the vikings and the native Americans?

Vikings are Germanic people who traded, raided, explored, and settled in Europe, Asia, and the North Atlantic islands from late 8th-mid 11th centuries.

The grouping of all tribal races in America isarbitrarily classified as Native Americans. With over 500 different tribes, each with a unique culture, they are originally known as "The People".

Though both groups had assimilated into Christianity, the people have continued on into the 21st century. Vikings are not alive, although their cultures and traditions somewhat are still carried on.

The people are still confined to poor reservations; a living arrangement that makes it hard for the tribe to live the American dream.