Britain was a source of tin. Besides, sailing from Britain was the easiest way to feed their legions in Germany.
Roman civilisation affected London by establishing the importance of this city as the main city of Roman Britain. Some time after the Romans London became the cap[ital of England. Apart from this, It did not have much of an impact on London and the Romans were in Britain such a long time. It had an indirect impact through the legacies of the Romans in western culture.
well, see, it didnt. it was a good idea at first. but then the Romans where spending to much time having fun insted of working. that also led to the fall of rome
The Romans changed Britain by the houses because they were made out of brick , stone and tiles because we wouldn't of lived in brick houses which are steep on the ground.
The Romans changed Britain by the houses because they were made out of brick , stone and tiles because we wouldn't of lived in brick houses which are steep on the ground.
It would be safe to say no, Britain did not have straight roads before the Romans landed. At the time of the Roman takeover Britain was divided into various tribes and each tribe had a leader. They were not civil engineers. Most of Britain's roads were muddy footpaths before the Romans came.
Architecture to a degree. By the times the Romans came to Britain they were just about on the out, so not as much remained as it could have.
about 3/4 of Britain was occupied by the Romans
The Roman invasion was good for Britain as they brought public health, clean water, sturdy pavements and much, much more.
They were developed using a Roman system that worked out for pretty much all of the Romans
They were the people of ancient Rome, in Italy.
Lots and those changes are still with us today...
When the Romans invaded Britain, to name just five, they brought such things as:1. Roads - prior to the Romans the Britons would have only had dirt tracks.2. Improved sanitation - such as aqueducts, public bath houses etc...3. Religion - The Romans would have brought their religious ideas with them. During Emperor Constantine's rule (which came much later than the invasion of Britain) the Roman Empire officially adopted Christianity. Thus Christianity spread in Britain, at least faster, due to the Roman presence there.4. Architectural/Engineering ideas. Ideas such as the arch would have been passed on by the Romans.5. Language. Many modern English words have their roots in Latin.