Why did Emperor Claudius invade Britain?, To look strong and win a triumph, To build a wall in the north, To find good farmland, Because the Celts attacked Rome first, In what year did the Roman invasion happen?, 41 CE, 43 CE, 401 CE, 122 CE, What was the testudo?, A war chariot, A Roman fort, A formation with shields held over the heads, A short sword, Who was Boudica?, A Roman emperor, A Roman governor, A Celtic king taken to Rome, The queen of the Iceni tribe, Which two towns did Boudica's army burn?, Camulodunum (Colchester) and Londinium (London), Mercia and Wessex, London and York, Bath and Colchester, What is wattle and daub?, An under-floor heating system, A straw roof, A type of Roman shield, Walls made of wood and mud, Who ordered Hadrian's Wall to be built?, Queen Boudica, Emperor Claudius, Emperor Hadrian, Emperor Caligula, What was a hypocaust?, A big Roman house, An early type of central heating under the floor, A picture made of tiny tiles, A Celtic roundhouse, In what year did the Romans leave Britain?, 43 CE, 401 CE, 122 CE, 367 CE, The Anglo-Saxons were made up of which three tribes?, Angles, Scots and Picts, Scots, Picts and Celts, Romans, Iceni and Celts, Angles, Saxons and Jutes, Where did the Anglo-Saxons come from?, Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands, Ireland and Scotland, Rome and North Africa, Wales and the south-west, How many kingdoms were there in Britain by 800 CE?, Ten, Five, Seven, Three

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