Social Sciences, asked by harshveers986, 11 months ago

2 In Norse mythology, who was the hammer-wield
thunder, lightning and storms?

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Answered by nevverlander

5

Answer:

Thor

Explanation:

- Son of Odin and Giantess Fjörgyn

- Associated with thunder, lightning, oak trees and strength and a mighty hammer

- Inspiration for Marvel ( Fun Fact )

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