Yes because it once was part of the Roman Empire
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The famous line, "The British are coming, the British are coming!" is legend and folklore. At the time, the colonies were still British. So The actual quote was "The Redcoats are coming!" The British were known as the Redcoats to the colonies because their uniforms were blood red.
Based upon the maps displayed in the related link listed below, the Romans were ALL OVER the British isles at more than one time in history.
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The Celts did not conquer England; they were already living in the British Isles when the Romans invaded in AD 43. The Romans then ruled over England for several centuries.
Because at the time it was part of Egypt which was under British control.
I think the first body part to cross the line stops the time.
what did Romans develop during the time of the Latin League? a..important new ways to farm b.unkind laws that would keep the peasants in line c.a strong military force and diplomacy
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Because it was at one time a part of the British empire.
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It was a colony of England. It was part of a region called British North America until 1858, at which time Queen Victoria made it into a crown colony, and gave it the name British Columbia.