History of the Roman Empire and Barbarian Invasions

The video discusses how Romans referred to non-Roman tribes as 'barbarians', highlighting their different cultures and traditions. It covers the invasions by these tribes into the Roman Empire, leading to the formation of new kingdoms in the Iberian Peninsula, such as those by the Suevi and Visigoths. The Visigoths' conversion to Christianity and their adoption of Roman customs are explored, along with their lasting cultural impact, evidenced by artifacts and architectural remnants in the region.

What term did the Romans use to describe people living outside their empire?

• Citizens

• Barbarians

• Nomads

• Allies

What was a common characteristic of the barbarian groups?

• Agnosticism

• Atheism

• Polytheism

• Monotheism

Which century saw the advance of barbarian groups into the Roman Empire?

• 3rd century

• 6th century

• 4th century

• 5th century

What external pressure contributed to the barbarian invasions of the Roman Empire?

• The Huns

• The Vikings

• The Mongols

• The Persians

Which city did the Suebi establish as their capital in the Iberian Peninsula?

• Lisbon

• Madrid

• Braga

• Barcelona

Who influenced the Suebi to convert to Christianity?

• Saint Augustine

• Martin of Braga

• Pope Gregory

• Saint Benedict

Which group defeated the Suebi and dominated the Iberian Peninsula in 585?

• Franks

• Vandals

• Ostrogoths

• Visigoths

What language did the Visigoths begin to speak after their conversion to Christianity?

• Greek

• Latin

• Germanic

• Celtic

What type of artifacts did the Visigoths leave behind?

• Iron tools

• Gold and silver pieces

• Wooden carvings

• Bronze statues