What was Boudica famous for?

Answer 1

Boudicca was queen of the Iceni tribe of what is now known as East Anglia, a peninsula of eastern England.

Her dying husband, Prasutagus, left half of his possessions to Rome in order to ensure his kingdom would be protected. Needless to say the Romans didn't entirely hold up their side of the bargain! They entered the kingdom and helped themselves to all that was left.

When Queen Boudicca protested she was flogged, her teenage daughters were raped and the Iceni were driven off their land.

Joining together with other neighbouring tribes she managed to pull a force of around 120 000 men, and fought her way through Southern Britain, burning St Albans, Colchester and London, it is estimated her force killed around 70 000 Roman settlers and sympathisers.

Her final moments came somewhere in the Midlands area of Britain; where, upon suffering a massive defeat, she persuaded her daughters to drink 'hemlock', before taking the poison herself, rather than fall into the hands of the Romans.

Answer 2

she was the queen of and tribe called the iceni she was born a persinet untill when she was ten her parintes diead then she was adouted by the royal family anbd was crowned at age 19

Answer 3

Defying the Roman invaders, being a woman (in authority)

Answer 4

She was a Celtic Queen that fought against the Romans around 61 AD.

Answer 5

Boudica destroyed Roman cities such as Colchester (and the temple of Claudius within), London, and St. Albans.

Answer 6

Boudica was the Queen of the Iceni, a Celtic tribe.

Answer 7

Boudica was famous for leading a rebellion against the Romans.

Answer 8

She burnt London down

Answer 9

she burnt down london

Answer 10

She burnt down Colchester