PAG.6 ES.1

 

1- The Romans invaded Britain in 55 BC, but the real conquest took place in the years 43-47 AD.

2- They conquer the whole of the British Isles.

3- They built town dwellings and they turned the towns into centers of vibrant commercial activity.

 

PAG. 6 ES. 3

 

1- The Romans involved the tribes in the administration of the province.

2- They encouraged the growth of the towns near their army bases.

3- They persuaded the ruling class of Celtic aristocrats to build town dwellings.

4- The centre of a Roman town was the forum.

5- Every town had pubblic baths. They were open to both sex.

6- The Romans builts over 9.600 kilometres of roads in Bitain. This roads joined the towns together.

7- The Romans built a bridge across the river Thames,.

8- The Romans called the north side of the bridge Londinium.

 

PAG. 7 ES. 4

 

1- Make

2- feat

3- an

4- to

5- guarded

6- as

7- back

8- unforgettable

PAG. 21 ES. 1

 

Do you know where the Vikings came from?

Yes, I do. They came from three countries of Scandinavia: Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

PAG. 21 ES. 3

 

1- Lindisfarne was the first of a wave of similar attacks on monasteries in northern Britain.

2- Who had become the dominant tribe among the successor states after the fall of the roman empire in the west.

3- Charlemagne, the ruler of the franks, expended a huge amount of energy on the destruction of the heathen scots on his northeast border.

4.- Death was the penalty for following heathen rites.

5- Soft targets.

6- The Christian annalists who documented Viking violence viewed the conflict as a battle between religious cultures.

7- Large-scale Viking violence returned to England in the 1990s.

8- Danish rule lasted less than 30 years.