Celt Facts

The video explores five unusual facts about the Celts, including their identity, clothing innovations, warrior queen Boudica, invention of soap, and burial practices. The Celts did not write their history but shared it orally. They were the first to wear trousers and made colorful tartan fabrics. Queen Boudica led a rebellion against Roman rule in Britain. The Celts invented soap and were known for their cleanliness. They believed in an afterlife and buried their dead with items for a feast.

Why did the Celts likely avoid writing down their history?

• They believed writing was a form of magic.

• They preferred to focus on art and music.

• They wanted to keep military secrets from enemies.

• They did not have a written language.

What was unique about the clothing of the Celts?

• They only wore animal skins.

• They were the first to wear trousers.

• They wore clothes made of gold.

• They used silk for their clothing.

Who was the first queen to rule over England?

• Queen Victoria

• Queen Elizabeth I

• Queen Boudica

• Queen Mary I

What did the Celts use to make their early form of soap?

• Olive oil and herbs

• Animal fat and plant ashes

• Clay and sand

• Milk and honey

What did the Celts include in their burial mounds for the afterlife?

• Weapons and armor

• Books and scrolls

• Jewelry and gold

• Food and supplies for a party