The Romans significantly influenced British education by introducing a structured system of learning, particularly through the establishment of schools in towns and cities. They emphasized the study of rhetoric, grammar, and philosophy, which laid the foundation for higher learning. Latin became the language of instruction, promoting literacy and administrative skills among the elite. Additionally, Roman educational practices helped to integrate various cultures within Britain, fostering a more interconnected society.
The Romans never conquered the British empire. The British empire began roughly 1,600 years after Rome fell. Rome annexed the province of Britannia into its empire in 43 AD.
Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.
The Romans.
They fought against Boudica a British Queen who drove back the Romans from Britain. It took Rome four attempts to attack Britain, as most were repelled by the weather or the British whom were naked.
Tiberius Claudius Cogidubnus (Usually known mononymously as Cogidubnus)
No, for instance the Greeks had education/schools.
dont no
no an neither did romans
The Romans never got to Ireland.
the romans helped the british in many ways such as how to build villas and use stone.
The Romans never conquered the British empire. The British empire began roughly 1,600 years after Rome fell. Rome annexed the province of Britannia into its empire in 43 AD.
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For getting good jobs in the future.
British education is regarded to be amongst one of the best in the world.
The A1 may follow a Roman road in part, but the Romans did not build it. The British built it.
Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.Some poor Romans did have some education, others did not. It all depended upon how poor they were and if they or their families were concerned about education. Schooling was not free, but despite this, most of the Roman population was literate to an extent.
Lol? The Romans were WAY before the British Empire! They didn't destroy it, the British were forced to retreat from several countries, and as such simply started to allow the others to leave the Empire, as they couldn't fight all the countries.