Test 8 of 32 · Chapter 3
Roman Britain (55 BC – AD 410) Practice Test
What this test covers: Julius Caesar, Emperor Claudius, Hadrian's Wall, Boudicca and the Iceni, the departure of the Romans, and the Roman legacy in Britain.
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Revise this topic: Study Chapter 3, Britain Through the Ages
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Which Roman general first invaded Britain in 55 BC, in a campaign that was unsuccessful?
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- Which Roman general first invaded Britain in 55 BC, in a campaign that was unsuccessful?
- Which Roman emperor led the successful invasion of Britain in AD 43, beginning roughly 400 years of Roman rule?
- Which Roman emperor ordered the building of Hadrian's Wall, completed around AD 122?
- Hadrian's Wall was built primarily to keep out which people, who were the ancestors of the Scottish people?
- Boudicca led a famous uprising against the Romans. Which tribe did she lead, and where in Britain were they based?
- Was Boudicca's uprising against the Romans ultimately successful?
- In which year did the Roman army leave Britain to defend other parts of the Empire, never to return?
- Which TWO of the following are part of the Roman legacy in Britain?
- True or false: the first Christian communities in Britain appeared during the period of Roman rule, in the 3rd and 4th centuries AD.
- Where in London is there a famous statue of Boudicca?
Last reviewed 21 October 2026 · Based on the official handbook, Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents, and GOV.UK guidance.