Celtic Tribes and Roman Conquest

Where did the Celts originate from?

• They originated in Britain and Ireland.

• They originated in Central Europe.

• They originated in France and Spain.

• They originated in North Africa.

What happened to the Britons after the Romans abandoned Britain in the 5th century?

• They were able to maintain their independence and Celtic identity.

• They were able to drive out the Anglo-Saxons and maintain control of Britain.

• They were left vulnerable to attack from the Anglo-Saxons.

• They migrated to the continent to escape the Anglo-Saxon invasion.

What did the Romans build to keep the Northern Celts out of Roman Britain?

• A network of forts and watchtowers

• A series of roads and bridges

• A large amphitheatre

• Hadrian's Wall

Which areas of Britain did the Romans fail to conquer?

• The Midlands and Northern England

• Wales and Cornwall

• Scotland

• The Isle of Anglesey

What happened to the Celts in Europe when the Romans expanded their empire?

• They were able to maintain their independence and culture.

• They were forced to adopt Roman culture, language, and religious practices.

• They migrated to Britain and Ireland to escape Roman conquest.

• They formed alliances with the Romans and prospered under their rule.

How did the Celts in Britain respond to Roman rule?

• They completely abandoned their identity and fully adopted Roman culture.

• They fiercely resisted the Romans and were eventually exterminated.

• They gradually adopted some Roman practices while still maintaining their Celtic identity.

• They migrated to Ireland to escape Roman rule.

What were the names of some of the most prominent Celtic tribes in Britain?

• The Romans, the Anglo-Saxons, and the Britons

• The Brigantes, the Catuvellauni, the Deceangli, the Dumnonii, and the Ore Devices

• The Britons, the Angles, and the Saxons

• The Celts, the Picts, and the Scots