Was Britain part of roman republic?

Answer 1

The land now known as England was conquered by the Roman Empire in the 1st Century AD.
In the 5th Century, due to trouble elsewhere in the Roman Empire the Roman armies were withdrawn from Britain, and Roman rule ended.

Answer 2

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

Answer 3

No. Britain was part of the Roman empire. At the time of the republic very little was known about Britain besides the treaty that Julius Caesar made with the Brits in the south. It was not until the time that is called the "empire" that Britain became part of the Roman family.

Answer 4

England and Wales were part of the Roman Empire. For a brief period of time the Scottish Lowlands were part of the empire. The Scottish Highlands were not part of the empire.

Answer 5

Yes, England was part of the Roman empire. It was the province called Britannia.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

No. It was the other way round. The Roman Empire influenced England (and most of Europe).

Answer 8

Yes, England and parts of Wales were part of the Roman Empire for over 200 years. They have left many artifacts and buildings still recognisable as Roman.

Answer 9

Yes