Did the Romans bring any other language into Britain?

Who brought sugar to Britain?

The Romans brought sugar to Britain. Before the Romans, people in Britain used honey, and other sweet foods as sweeteners.

Why were the Romans so violent towards Britain?

The Romans were not particularly violent towards Britain. They did fight insurrections in Britain just as they did in their other provinces, but overall, they were no more harsher in Britain than in any other province.

What entertainment did the Romans bring to Britain?

The Romans definitely brought gladiatorial combat and chariot racing to Britain. Any other entertainment activity that could be held in an amphitheater was also introduced, judging by the number of arenas being discovered in G.B. today. You can be assured that in around 400 years of occupation, the Romans also brought their theater troops and various games.

What did the Romans leave behind in Britain?

The Romans left roads because they wanted the roads so that they can get to other places of Britain easier and quicker.

How did the Romans benefit Britain?

The Romans brought multi benefits to Britain, some of them are, roads, permanent buildings, protection, better nutrition, well ordered cities and towns, universal law. In other words, Rome brought western civilization to Britain.

Were did the Romans travel from and to?

The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.The Romans traded and traveled all over the empire and even beyond. For example, coins and other artifacts have been found in Britain which are dated to at least 50 years before the invasion by Claudius, proving that the Romans had at least trading colonies in Britain before it was part of the empire. It is well documented that Romans also traded and traveled to India.

Which countrys did the Romans invade?

The Romans conquered Greece, Romania, Egypt, Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, and the top part of Africa.

What did the Romans do that you still do today other than Roman numerals?

We still use their language which is Latin.

What was traded from Britain before the Romans invaded?

Before the Romans invaded Britain, some of the main goods traded from Britain included tin, lead, iron, and wool. Tin was particularly valuable and was exported to various parts of the Roman Empire for use in making bronze. Britain also had natural resources such as gold and silver that were traded with other regions.

How did the Romans describe the people living beyond the northern frontiers of the Roman Empire?

Assuming the northern frontier was in Britain around Hadrian's Wall, the Romans called the Picts and the other tribes Caladonians.

What did Ireland bring to the US?

People, language, music, poetry and other forms of culture.

Where did Roman live?

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