Rome-Roman Britain-conquest and governance of Britannia Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
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Who was the most powerful tribe in Britain before the invasion?

A

Catevellauni

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2
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How does the coin of Cunobeliunus show the success of the Catevellauni?

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Show they took over the Trinovantes capital at Colchester-expansion

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3
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What source shows that Britain already had links with Rome before the invasion? And how does it show this?

A

Coin of Cunobeliunus- written in Latin

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4
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When did Caesar invade Britain?

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55 and 54 BC

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5
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Why did the Trinovantes (and many other) tribe submit to Caesar?

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They hoped the Romans would protect them from the Catevellauni

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6
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Which tribe did Caesar make links with that would impact Claudius invasion? Why is this?

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Artebates-Verica is the king

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7
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Why didn’t Augustus invade Britain?

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  1. Varus disaster failure
  2. He wants peace after the civil war- Pax Augusta
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What are the positives of Archaeological sources?

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  1. Contemporary
  2. Can be good when there are limited/no literacy sources
  3. Can be backed up by literary sources
  4. Can show daily life of people-different perspective to usual Roman senators
  5. Easy to date
  6. Easy to visualise
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What are the negatives of Archaeological sources?

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1.Can have missing parts/broken
2. Vague- reliant on literary sources to explain context
3. Can be propaganda (coins, inscriptions)

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