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ROMAN
BRITAIN
- Julius Caesar came first to Britain
- He managed only a small part of it
- Later Britain became a part of Roman Empire
- Later Britain became a part of Roman Empire
- He managed only a small part of it
- All towns in Britain went back to Roman times
- Colchester was the capital of Britain for some time
- Soon London (Londinium) became the capital
- Soon London (Londinium) became the capital
- Colchester was the capital of Britain for some time
- One another important town was Bath
- It was famous for its good mineral water
- It was famous for its good mineral water
- Towns were much smaller than nowadays
- Farmers sold food and earned money for the first time
- After wars Romans also moved to countryside
- After wars Romans also moved to countryside
- Farmers sold food and earned money for the first time
- Roman army needed good roads
- Most important roads were Watling Street, Ermine Street and Fosse Way
- Most of Roman army left Britannia in the 3rd century
- Most of Roman army left Britannia in the 3rd century
- Most important roads were Watling Street, Ermine Street and Fosse Way
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