THE ROMANS IN BRITAIN

The Romans invaded Britain in 55 BC with Julius Caesar. They involved conquered Celtic tribes in the administration of the province. The Romans have made possible to know something about Celtic culture. They improved commercial activities in Britain.
The most important thing the did was building towns near their army bases to use them as place of rest. They also build a lot of large commercial roads that we can see today. These roads deserved also to the troops to move. They built almost 9600 km of roads!  Most of the towns they build were sourrounded by stone walls, and the most important wall and monument they built is Hadrian's Wall, a defensive fortification from the east coast to the west coast between England and Scotland.
However, the most important mark the left to us is London, called Londinium by the Romans, a commercial place, build along the river Thames. It became one of the most important trading centres for the Romans.
There is no doubt that the story of the Romans is one of the most important story to us. They left us many costumes, habits, towns and rests which influenced most of the ancient world, and also part of our language!
On the other hand, the Romans weren't able to include other cultures, and this is why they became extinct! They saw foreign peoples as barbarians and they always criticised other cultures. They were always in need of showing their authority, as we can see from what they wrote.
In conclusion, the Roman Empire is undoubtely one of the most important empires, but their deficiency was that they were too self-centered!