order to secure it for the Roman Empire
Defeated King
CassivellaunusLeft after two summers
Contacts between Britain and Rome grew
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Презентация на тему The roman invasion of britain
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- 2. Caesar's invasion Invaded Gaul in 55 B.C.
- 3. The PretextClaudius decided to expand the Empire
- 4. The fight in the SouthLed by Vespasian,
- 5. Maiden CastleA war cemetery left behind by
- 6. Tribal troublesThe initial plan was to limit
- 7. The new capitalsThe first Roman capital was
- 8. Client kingdomsThe Romans allied with tribes on
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Caesar's invasion Invaded Gaul in 55 B.C. in order to secure it for the Roman EmpireDefeated King CassivellaunusLeft after two summersContacts between Britain and Rome grew
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Caesar's invasion
Invaded Gaul in 55 B.C. in
order to secure it for the Roman Empire
CassivellaunusLeft after two summers
Contacts between Britain and Rome grew
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The Pretext
Claudius decided to expand the Empire to
the British Isles
The pretext was Caratacus’ invasion of the
Atrebates, whose king appealed to Rome for helpAt first Claudius’ troops refused to disembark from their boats
They attacked near Richborough in modern Kent
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The fight in the South
Led by Vespasian, a
future Emperor of Rome
First real opposition from the Durotriges
tribe in DorsetRoman military camp built near the hill fort of Hod Hill
Overall, 20 hill forts were captured
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Maiden Castle
A war cemetery left behind by the
Romans
Celtic warriors attempted to defend it with 54,000 sling
stones, but failedBy summer Claudius was able to land the submission of twelve chieftains
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Tribal troubles
The initial plan was to limit the
conquest to the lowlands of modern England
However, the Romans
still had to deal with Caratacus’ tribesCaratacus and his warriors were defeated in a battle near Snowdonia in 51 A.D
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The new capitals
The first Roman capital was at
Colchester
Later a small settlement near the Thames river was
built up to become a trade and administrative centre. The Romans called it Londinium (modern London)
It served troop movement, administrative communication and trade expansion
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Client kingdoms
The Romans allied with tribes on the
borders of their territories
Treaties with tribes in the north
and in East Anglia created buffers on the frontiersThe process of mopping up resistance continued
