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Caesar's invasion of Britain.Online version Discover when and how Julius Caesar managed to invade the British isles... by G. Barot 1 When did Caesar plan to invade Britain a 55 AD b 55 BC c 54 BC d 54 AD 2 What was the situation of the Roman republic at that time? a The Roman Republic was in crisis, in deep trouble and about to fall apart. b Caesar wanted to put an end to the Republic. c The Republic was expanding and it was a good opportunity to conquer new territories. d The republic refused the conquest of Britain which was too far. 3 What obstacles did the Romans met after they landed ? a They met a weak resistance because Britons were divided. b Romans faced strong resistance at first, but the Britons then retreated, and finally counterattacked. The Romans were not used to the local conditions, especially the climate, the rough terrain made of hills, forests, and marshes. c Romans faced strong resistance at first, but the Britons then retreated, and finally counterattacked. The Romans were not used to the local conditions, especially the climate. d Romans faced strong resistance at first, but the Britons then retreated, and finally counterattacked. The Romans were not used to the local conditions, especially the rough terrain. 4 Was the Roman invasion a complete succcess? Select one or more answers a Caesar had to send new legions in 54 BC. b Britons were divided but they refused to submit to Roman authority. c Britons were divided and eventually had to submit to Roman authority, but it took years to establish a full control over the country. before d Britons were divided and eventually had to submit to Roman authority. Explanation 1 Julius Caesar came to know of its peoples during his wars in Gaul between 58 and 50 BC, which brought much of what are now France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland under Roman control. 4 During that time, in 55 and 54 BC, Caesar undertook two military expeditions to Britain. Although these campaigns did not intend or result in conquest, he extracted tribute from some of the British tribes and gained knowledge of southern Britain’s natural resources and their potential value to Rome.

Caesar's invasion of Britain.Online version

Discover when and how Julius Caesar managed to invade the British isles...

When did Caesar plan to invade Britain

55 AD

55 BC

54 BC

54 AD

What was the situation of the Roman republic at that time?

The Roman Republic was in crisis, in deep trouble and about to fall apart.

Caesar wanted to put an end to the Republic.

The Republic was expanding and it was a good opportunity to conquer new territories.

The republic refused the conquest of Britain which was too far.

What obstacles did the Romans met after they landed ?

They met a weak resistance because Britons were divided.

Romans faced strong resistance at first, but the Britons then retreated, and finally counterattacked. The Romans were not used to the local conditions, especially the climate, the rough terrain made of hills, forests, and marshes.

Romans faced strong resistance at first, but the Britons then retreated, and finally counterattacked. The Romans were not used to the local conditions, especially the climate.

Romans faced strong resistance at first, but the Britons then retreated, and finally counterattacked. The Romans were not used to the local conditions, especially the rough terrain.

Was the Roman invasion a complete succcess?

Select one or more answers

Caesar had to send new legions in 54 BC.

Britons were divided but they refused to submit to Roman authority.

Britons were divided and eventually had to submit to Roman authority, but it took years to establish a full control over the country. before

Britons were divided and eventually had to submit to Roman authority.

Explanation

Julius Caesar came to know of its peoples during his wars in Gaul between 58 and 50 BC, which brought much of what are now France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland under Roman control.

During that time, in 55 and 54 BC, Caesar undertook two military expeditions to Britain. Although these campaigns did not intend or result in conquest, he extracted tribute from some of the British tribes and gained knowledge of southern Britain’s natural resources and their potential value to Rome.

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When did Caesar plan to invade Britain

What was the situation of the Roman republic at that time?

What obstacles did the Romans met after they landed ?

Was the Roman invasion a complete succcess?

Select one or more answers

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