TED-Ed: The rise and fall of the Celtic warriors | Philip Freeman

The video explores the history and culture of the ancient Celts, starting with their encounter with Alexander the Great. It delves into their societal structure, beliefs in reincarnation, and warrior culture. The Celts were known for their skilled craftsmen, artists, and bards, with Druids playing a significant role in their religious and social life. The narrative then shifts to the Roman conquest, highlighting the Celts' resistance and eventual decline, with notable figures like Boudica leading revolts. Despite Roman dominance, Celtic traditions persisted in Ireland, outlasting the Roman Empire itself.

What was the primary reason for the Celts' fearlessness in battle?

• Their belief in reincarnation

• Their advanced weaponry

• Their large numbers

• Their alliance with Alexander the Great

Which of the following roles did the Druids NOT perform?

• Teachers

• Judges

• Warriors

• Healers

What was a significant cultural contribution of the Celts?

• Inventing new languages

• Composing poetry and songs

• Creating monumental sculptures

• Building large cities

Who led the final resistance against the Romans in Britain?

• Queen Boudica

• Julius Caesar

• Vercingetorix

• Alexander the Great

Which region remained unconquered by the Romans, preserving Celtic traditions?

• Northern Italy

• Spain

• France

• Ireland