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Britain was a country rich in wool, tin and other metals. It could be made to produce a lot of grain. The purpose of the invasion was to take some of the wealth from Britain back to Rome and to improve living conditions. | |  |  |  | By the end of this unit the children will:\u003Cbr>Chronology:\u003Cbr>Place events in chronological order on a timeline.\u003Cbr>Making Connections:\u003Cbr> Describe characteristics of past periods and societies.\u003Cbr>Enquiry:\u003Cbr> Identify and classify the social, cultural and religious aspects of a period of time.\u003Cbr> Find similarities and differences between periods of time and the modern day.\u003Cbr>Communicate historically:\u003Cbr> Use relevant historical vocabulary to ask and answer questions.\u003Cbr> Research given questions to\u003Cbr>explore events/people of the past.\u003Cbr>Investigating and interpreting the past:\u003Cbr> Use sources to retrieve and infer findings about the past. |\n| Emperor | The sovereign ruler of an empire. |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| invade | Of an armed or force; to enter a country as to occupy it. |  | What was the role of the Roman army?\u003Cbr>The Roman army was highly skilled and trained to be prepared for battle. The army was divided into legions made up of 55,000 men. When they were not fighting, the soldiers built walls and forts, laid out towns, built roads and became temporary teachers and tax collectors.\u003Cbr>Who was Boudicca?\u003Cbr>Boudicca became queen of the Iceni tribe when her husband, King of the Iceni land, passed away. The Romans wanted to use the King’s death as an excuse to take over the land and overpower Boudicca. 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