Hadrian's Wall Challenge

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Explore the Roman frontier.

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Froggy Jumps Hadrian's Wall ChallengeOnline version Explore the Roman frontier. by G. Barot 1 What did Hadrian's Wall primarily represent for the Roman Empire? a The edge of the Roman Empire b A civilian border path c A trade route to Scotland 2 Approximately how long is Hadrian's Wall? a 50 miles b 72 miles c 100 miles 3 Which fortress sits about 20 miles east along the wall? a Chesters b Birdoswald c Vindolanda 4 What unit was notably stationed at Chesters? a Legio IX b Auxilia Cohort 9 c Alla Augusta cavalry 5 What could guards decide at the gate 1,900 years ago? a Where to trade goods b Who could enter, what they could bring, and how much tax c Which soldiers to deploy 6 Why did Hadrian fortify a line across Britain? a To build a religious site b To consolidate and define the empire's borders c To invade Scotland 7 What does the wall's scale reveal about the Roman effort? a Minimal manpower b Only stone fortifications c A vast commitment of men, horses and infrastructure 8 Where does Hadrian's Wall stretch from and to? a From the Irish Sea to the Baltic b From the North Sea to the Solway Firth c From London to York 9 How did the central fort design aid mobility? a It had only one gate for foot troops b It lay behind the wall with no gates c It straddled the wall with three gateways for cavalry 10 In simple terms, what was Hadrian's Wall used for? a A religious pilgrimage route b A frontier post regulating movement between empires c A busy market site

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Hadrian's Wall ChallengeOnline version

Explore the Roman frontier.

by G. Barot

What did Hadrian's Wall primarily represent for the Roman Empire?

The edge of the Roman Empire

A civilian border path

A trade route to Scotland

Approximately how long is Hadrian's Wall?

50 miles

72 miles

100 miles

Which fortress sits about 20 miles east along the wall?

Chesters

Birdoswald

Vindolanda

What unit was notably stationed at Chesters?

Legio IX

Auxilia Cohort 9

Alla Augusta cavalry

What could guards decide at the gate 1,900 years ago?

Where to trade goods

Who could enter, what they could bring, and how much tax

Which soldiers to deploy

Why did Hadrian fortify a line across Britain?

To build a religious site

To consolidate and define the empire's borders

To invade Scotland

What does the wall's scale reveal about the Roman effort?

Minimal manpower

Only stone fortifications

A vast commitment of men, horses and infrastructure

Where does Hadrian's Wall stretch from and to?

From the Irish Sea to the Baltic

From the North Sea to the Solway Firth

From London to York

How did the central fort design aid mobility?

It had only one gate for foot troops

It lay behind the wall with no gates

It straddled the wall with three gateways for cavalry

In simple terms, what was Hadrian's Wall used for?

A religious pilgrimage route

A frontier post regulating movement between empires

A busy market site

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Hadrian's Wall ChallengeOnline version

by G. Barot

What did Hadrian's Wall primarily represent for the Roman Empire?

Approximately how long is Hadrian's Wall?

Which fortress sits about 20 miles east along the wall?

What unit was notably stationed at Chesters?

What could guards decide at the gate 1,900 years ago?

Why did Hadrian fortify a line across Britain?

What does the wall's scale reveal about the Roman effort?

Where does Hadrian's Wall stretch from and to?

How did the central fort design aid mobility?

In simple terms, what was Hadrian's Wall used for?

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