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He extended the empire through invading other lands. |  |\n| Londinium | This was the Roman name for London. |  |  |\n| conquer | To overcome and take control of people or land using military force. |  |  |\n|  |  | 􀂉 Boudicca was a queen of the British Celtic Iceni tribe who led an uprising against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire. |  |\n| invade | Enter a place or land with the intention of occupying it. | 􀂉 Rome was created by two brothers, Romulus and Remus who were abandoned after they were born. | Important Places |\n| Romanisation | When the countries that the Romans conquered became very much like Rome. | 􀂉 Romans used to eat food like dormice dipped in honey. | Colosseum\u003Cbr>An oval amphitheatre in the centre of Rome which held up to 50,000 people.\u003Cbr>Hadrian’s Wall\u003Cbr>A long wall built by the romans across the north of England. It was to keep out the Scots. It is now one of Britain’s most famous tourist attraction. |\n| Deva | This was the Roman name for Chester. | 􀂉 Romans used to eat food like dormice dipped in honey. |  |\n| Roman baths | A number of complex of rooms designed for bathing, relaxing, and socializing, as used in ancient Rome. | 􀂉 When the Romans came to Britain they helped us by creating roads; a written language (which was Latin); introduced coins and even introduced rabbits to our country. |  |\n| Claudius | A Roman emperor from AD 41 to 54. The first emperor born outside Italy. | Generic subject words: BCE, CE, d | ecade, century |","cbCaie6lFiNAOs4l","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie6lFiNAOs4l","pdf",295919,"English","# Subject Specific Vocabulary\n## Exciting Books\n## Important Places\n## Generic subject words","[{\"question\":\"Which key vocabulary words are included for learning about the Romans?\",\"answer\":\"The sheet includes centurion, emperor, empire, gladiator, conquer, invade, Romanisation, Londinium, Deva, and Roman baths, each with a short definition.\"},{\"question\":\"What does Romanisation mean in this learning material?\",\"answer\":\"Romanisation refers to the countries the Romans conquered becoming much more like Rome.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the important places mentioned, and what is distinctive about them?\",\"answer\":\"It highlights the Colosseum as an oval amphitheatre in Rome and Hadrian’s Wall as a long wall built across northern England, now a famous tourist attraction.\"}]","Year 4 Autumn 1 History Vocab Romans 1 | PDF",1790641716]