Which statement explains why Britain became a part of the Roman Empire much later than nearby Gaul?
A. Mountains near the coast of Gaul were an obstacle.
B. Rome was not interested in local resources from Britain.
C. Fierce tribes in Britain held of Roman soldiers for many years.
D. The channel of water between Britain and Gaul was an obstacle.
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I'll be glad to check your answer.
One can argue both C and D, but I think the better answer is C. The tribes were not so fierce, as they were non-supportive of Rome, except for trade, which they did. The friendliness of each tribe varied, depending on the chieftan, and his ties to the Celtics.
And, until AD 39, Rome was not all that interested in conquering.
I would go with Answer C as the single best answer, albeit I have issues with the "fierce" label. Gaulist tribes were much more fierce.
And, until AD 39, Rome was not all that interested in conquering.
I would go with Answer C as the single best answer, albeit I have issues with the "fierce" label. Gaulist tribes were much more fierce.
I'd go with D.
... or maybe B.
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http://www.pegasusarchive.org/ancientbritain/war_firstinvasion.htm
Best read up!!
http://www.pegasusarchive.org/ancientbritain/war_firstinvasion.htm
d they would have to go across the channel
its C
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