Celts, Romans, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings Review

What was the primary form of governance among the Celts in Britain?

• Centralized monarchy

• Tribal leadership

• Republican assemblies

• Military dictatorship

What is one of the most recognizable artistic features of Celtic culture?

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The Druids in Celtic society were responsible for:

• Leading armies

• Building fortifications

• Religious practices, political leadership and education

• Trading with the Romans

Boudicca, the queen of the Iceni tribe, is famous for:

• Leading a revolt against Roman rule

• Negotiating peace with the Romans

• • Introducing Roman law to the Celts

• Founding the city of Londinium

What was the main purpose of Hadrian's Wall?

• To mark the boundary of the Roman Empire

• To prevent Anglo-Saxon invasions

• To serve as a trade route

• To connect Roman cities

Roman Britain saw the introduction of which of the following advancements?

• Agriculture

• Fortified towns and road networks

• Norse mythology

• Oral legal systems

Which of these was NOT a feature of Roman Britain?

• Fortified towns

• Advanced road systems

• Widespread literacy in Latin

• Viking raids

What marked the end of Roman rule in Britain?

• Viking invasions

• Arrival of the Normans

• The Black Death

• Withdrawal of Roman troops to defend other territories

Which kingdom was most successful in resisting Viking invasions?

• Northumbria

• Wessex

• East Anglia

• Mercia

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicles are

• Religious texts

• Legal codes of the Anglo-Saxons

• Norse sagas adapted for England

• Historical records written in Old English