Literature

Pg.6
1 Discuss

1. Yes, the romans invade the Britain in the years 43-47

2. No, they didn’t. They conquer only the south part

3. The romans bring with them the organization of the cities, the hierarchy of the society and their

   traditions

3 READ

1. The Romans involve the conquered tribes in the administration of the province

2. They encouraged the Celt to build towns near their army bases

3. The Roman persuade the Aristocratic part of the Celts to build towns dwelling

4. The centre of the Romans towns was the foro or civic centre and it gave the access to the Ba-

   silica or city hall. In the centre were organized the merchant’s assemble and there was the

   court of Justice.

5. Every town had a public bath, them were opened for both sex. Them were a meeting place

   healing spa

6. The roads joined together the towns, the romans built over 9,600 kilometers of roads. Them

   make very easy the movement even if they weren’t always straight.

7. The first London bridge was built during the roman invasion (43). It was built across the River

   Thames.

8. Londinium was the the name of the roman settlement in the north side of the bridge.

Pg. 7 4

1. get

2. to

3. feat

4. was

5. an

6. until

7. entire

8. watched

9. like

10. heat

11. back

12. unforgettable

Pg. 7

1. England (the land of Angles) bring his name form the Angles that was one of the Germans po-

   pulations that conquered the Britain after the withdrawal of the romans army

2. The Anglo-Saxons were farmers and fishermen then their economy consisted in agricolture and

   fishing, but they also created fine ornaments

3. The Anglo-Saxons were organized in clans, where the most important social bond was loyalty

   moreover they exalted the physical courage and the freedom, and they had also develop the

   sense of beauty.

4. The Monk Augustin was sent by Pope Gregory I, to bring Christianity in England, he became

   the first Archbishop of Canterbury

5. Alfred the great halted the conquered of Vikings, he created his kingdom in 879 AD. He built

   over generation a series of developments in social - building etc...

6. Athelstan in 927 concluded the conquered of the Britain.

Pg.21

1. era

2. wave

3. fall
4. ruler
5. subjugation 6. community 7. penalty

8. targets 9. battle 10. lost 11. scale 12. during

4
The text say that the Europe was divided in main political powers, as Byzantium, Muslims and Franks. The ruler of Frank, Charlemagne, was crowned emperor of Christendom, by Pope Leo III. He established the penalty of death for people as Vikings, followings heathen rites or renting bapti- sm.