The Roman Conquest Of Britain Quiz

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The Roman conquest of Britain began in 43 AD
It was led by the Roman general Aulus Plautius
The invasion was ordered by Emperor Claudius
The Roman army landed in modern-day Kent
The Celtic tribes of Britain were led by Caratacus
The Romans defeated Caratacus in the Battle of Medway
The Romans established their first major fortress at Colchester
The legendary Celtic queen Boudicca led a rebellion against the Romans
Boudicca's rebellion resulted in the destruction of Londinium (London)
The Romans rebuilt Londinium after suppressing the rebellion
The Romans constructed a network of roads to connect their fortresses
Hadrian's Wall was built by the Romans to defend against northern tribes
The wall spanned 73 miles across northern England
The Romans established the province of Britannia
Roman influence brought new technologies and urban development to Britain
Roman towns like Bath and York flourished during this period
The Romans introduced a legal system and Latin language to Britain
Roman rule lasted for nearly 400 years in Britain
The Roman withdrawal from Britain began in the early 5th century
The Roman presence in Britain left a lasting impact on its culture and infrastructure.