How did the Romans change Britain?

Answer 1

Britainwas a peripheral province of the Roman Empire and Romanhistoriansmentioned Britain only in passing (except for the years ofitsconquest.) Its main interaction with the rest of the empire was through trade.Britainhad mines and exported iron, silver, led and tin (tin was important for theproductionof bronze which is a copper and tin alloy). Britain was an import market for pottery,amphorae,salted fish from the westernMediterranean, glass and lava stones for grinding.

Answer 2

The Romans revolutionised British agriculture. They introduced vegetables (asparagus, cabbages, carrots, celery, garlic, leeks, onions, peas, radishes, turnips, shallots) herbs (bay, basil, rosemary, thyme and savoury mint and herbs that were used in brewing and for medicinal purposes). They also introduced new and more productive grains which made bread became important in the British diet. They brought white cattle, brown hare, chickens, guinea fowl, pheasants, and rabbits were probably introduced as farmyard animals. The fruit they introduced included apples (as opposed to crab apples), grapes, cherries, mulberries and Pears. They also brought walnuts and sweet chestnuts.

The Romans also built roads, aqueducts, sewers, public toilets, public baths and public buildings. They bought metals from the British mines and imported amphorae and olive oil. Roman coins made it easier for the Britons to trade with the rest of the Roman Empire.

Answer 3

the Romans in England they raced chariots and they had many gladiator fights.

these Romans were not the most important out of the whole lot bearing in mind England is only a small part of the roman tribe.

Answer 4

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