History ( Dark Ages )

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Who were the first main settlers in Britain?

The Celts, who arrived in 500 BC.

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What was the purpose of the Romans coming to Britain?

To conquer Britain and collect resources.

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What was the population of England around 1066? A) 15 billion B) 1.5 million C) 300,000

B) 1.5 million

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What did most people in England do for a living before 1066?

Most people worked as farmers.

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What legacy did the Romans leave in Britain?

The Romans contributed towns, roads, and innovations.

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Name a reason why people choose to migrate.

People may migrate for better job opportunities or fleeing conflict.

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What were some resources the Romans collected in Britain?

Lead, tin, slaves, and precious metals such as gold and silver.

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When did the Anglo-Saxons begin to invade Britain?

From AD 360.

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What notable achievement did the Romans accomplish in AD 84?

They completely conquered England and Wales.

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What is meant by PUSH factors in migration?

PUSH factors are reasons that compel people to leave their home country.

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What is meant by PULL factors in migration?

PULL factors are reasons that attract people to a new country.

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How did the Romans influence Christianity in Britain?

The Romans brought Christianity to Britain.

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What was the Stone Age?

A time when no one used metal, approximately 8500 years ago.

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What major groups of settlers invaded Britain and in what order?

Celts (500 BC), Romans (AD 84), Anglo-Saxons (AD 360), Vikings (AD 750).

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What geographical features attracted the first humans to Britain?

Forests, wild animals, and stories about precious metals.