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Your question cannot be answered factually because the answer calls for speculation. You can make up your own mind, based upon the culture and various peoples that inhabited early (pre-Roman) Britain.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agoThe answer to your question calls for speculation, not anything factual. If you ask ten people, they will give you ten different answers. We would more than likely be speaking Latin if Rome never fell (speculation), that's about the only sure thing.
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Did the roman invade Pakistan?
What we know today as Holland was called Batavia in Roman times. The Batavians were allies of the Romans and helped them in their conquest of Britain and of the Germanic tribes. Due to a misunderstanding, they revolted against the Romans and a war was fought which the Romans won, in 69 AD. From that time, (69 AD) the Roman army took over the area and the Batavians became Romanized. Batavia was a key area which protected the northern Roman border from the hostile Germanic tribes.
What did the Romans create in Britain?
They built roads, many of which are still in use today, hot water, sewers, so many things
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 do Romans eat today?
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Why did the Romans need pearls?
The romans used pearls like we do today, for jewlery
Why do the romanians say the Romans came from Romania?
It is an error; in the antiquity Romans invaded the territory of the today Romania.
What is the name of the nation known as today when the normans invaded England in 1066?
The nation that the Normans came from is known as France today and the nation that they invaded is now known as Britain or United Kingdom (UK).
How much did the Romans change Britain?
Lots and those changes are still with us today...
Did the roman invade Pakistan?
What we know today as Holland was called Batavia in Roman times. The Batavians were allies of the Romans and helped them in their conquest of Britain and of the Germanic tribes. Due to a misunderstanding, they revolted against the Romans and a war was fought which the Romans won, in 69 AD. From that time, (69 AD) the Roman army took over the area and the Batavians became Romanized. Batavia was a key area which protected the northern Roman border from the hostile Germanic tribes.
What did the Romans create in Britain?
They built roads, many of which are still in use today, hot water, sewers, so many things
How was Romans traveling different to Britain in 55bc?
In 55 BC the only way to travel to Britain was by ship. Today there are still ships, but there's also the modern means of transportation such as the plane or the chunnel.
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.
Did the Romans adopt Poseidon?
u really never answered my question does poseidon have signifigance today u stupid idiot
Who invented the British imperial units?
They originated from the Romans when Britain was under Roman occupation nearly 2000 years ago and they were later modified to as we now know them today.
What do Romans eat today?
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Why did the Romans need pearls?
The romans used pearls like we do today, for jewlery
What is the value of letter to the Romans for christians today?
It still holds value today as people today still make very similar mistakes as the Romans did because it is in human nature.
