Roman Revision

Click the rectangle that shows the home country of the Romans.

To overcome and take control of a place is to ​ (a)  

• conquer
• resist
• mislay
• misplace
• regain
• find

Match the following

• a division of 3,000—6,000 men, including cavalry, in the ancient Roman army.

   

• resistance

• a style of fighting by small groups against a much larger army. Usually uses ambush tactics.

• empire

• the refusal to accept something, such as the invasion of another country.

• legion

• a fort that provided additional help and support to larger forts.

• auxiliary fort

• a large group of states or countries ruled over by a single monarch or emperor.

   

• guerilla warfare

How many times did the Romans invade Britain?

• Once

• Twice

• Three times

• Four times

The first Roman invasion of Britain happened in 55 BCE (Before Common Era) - before the year 1.

The last Roman invasion of Britain began in 43CE (Common Era) - after the year 1.

There is no year 0.

How many years passed between when they arrived the first time and the last time?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Answer explanation

You count down from 55 BCE to get to year 1.

You count up from year 1 to get to year 43 CE.

There is no year 0.

The Romans called him Caractacus, but the Welsh called him​ ​ (a)  

• Caradoc
• Cadell
• Caden
• Cadfael
• Carrotoc

Label Caradoc's home tribe with the label "Home".

Label the tribe in Wales that he led with the label "Second Home"

a

b

Home

Second Home

Emperor Claudius was impressed by Caradoc. Draw the meeting between the Roman emperor and the Celtic warrior.