Warrior Queen of Brittania | The Life & Times of Boudicca

The video explores the story of Boudica, a queen of the Iceni tribe, who led a revolt against Roman rule in Britain. It covers the historical context, the Roman invasion, and the conflict that ensued. Boudica's revolt is detailed, highlighting her leadership and the eventual battle against the Romans. Despite her defeat, Boudica's legacy as a symbol of resistance endures, providing insights into Iron Age societies.

What was Budaka's role in British history?

• She was a Roman general.

• She was a queen who led a rebellion against the Romans.

• She was a Roman emperor.

• She was a famous Roman historian.

What options were presented to the Iceni tribe by the Romans?

• Surrender their land or become Roman citizens.

• Join the Roman army or face execution.

• Pay reparations or ally with the Romans.

• Convert to Roman religion or be exiled.

What event triggered Budaka's rebellion?

• A betrayal by neighboring tribes.

• A Roman invasion of her homeland.

• A natural disaster that weakened the Iceni.

• The death of her husband and the Roman demand for debt repayment.

What was Budaka's first target during her uprising?

• The city of Rome.

• The town of Camulotinum.

• The Roman Senate.

• The Roman Emperor's palace.

How did the Romans eventually defeat Budaka's forces?

• By using superior numbers.

• By employing advanced technology and tactics.

• By negotiating a peace treaty.

• By poisoning the Iceni's water supply.

What is the traditional story of Budaka's fate?

• She was betrayed by her own people.

• She drank poison to preserve her honor.

• She escaped and lived in hiding.

• She was captured and executed by the Romans.

What has modern research into the Iceni revealed?

• They were primarily a nomadic tribe.

• They were allies of the Romans.

• They had a unique and remarkable society.

• They were technologically advanced.