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Usborne History of Britain - Battling BoudicaVersión en línea Usborne History of Britain - Battling Boudica por Vijo Gor 1 What triggered Queen Boudicca’s rebellion against the Romans? a The Roman governor ordered her tribe to build roads without pay. b The Romans banned Celtic festivals and forced her to worship Roman gods. c The Romans seized her tribe’s land, whipped her publicly, and assaulted her daughters after her husband’s death. d The Romans refused to sell grain to her tribe during a long famine. 2 Who was Boudicca’s husband, and what mistake did Rome make after his death? a King Cunobelinus of the Trinovantes, who secretly plotted to overthrow Caesar’s rule. b King Caratacus of the Atrebates, who allied with Rome but was betrayed by his soldiers. c King Prasutagus of the Iceni, whose will to share power with Rome was ignored when they took everything instead. d King Verica of the Brigantes, who sold his kingdom to Claudius for Roman citizenship. 3 Which Roman cities did Boudicca’s army destroy during the revolt? a York, Bath, and Exeter, which were taken over and rebuilt with wooden palaces. b Canterbury, Winchester, and Oxford, which were conquered and renamed by her tribe. c Cambridge, Gloucester, and Lincoln, which were turned into new tribal capitals. d Colchester, London, and St. Albans, which were burned and looted in fierce attacks. 4 Why was most of the Roman army unable to stop Boudicca at first? a They had run out of supplies and were waiting for reinforcements from Gaul. b They were celebrating a festival in Rome and hadn’t returned to the island. c They refused to fight under a general who had insulted their emperor. d They were far away in Wales, fighting rebellious Druids when the uprising began. 5 What advantage did the Romans have that helped them win despite being outnumbered? a Their use of powerful war elephants that frightened the Celtic warriors. b Their professional training, tight formations, and disciplined tactics in battle. c Their superior numbers, as they secretly brought in more soldiers from Germany. d Their magical charms said to make Roman shields unbreakable in combat. 6 What was the tragic end of Queen Boudicca’s revolt? a Her forces won and expelled the Romans permanently from southern Britain. b She surrendered peacefully and became governor of her former lands under Roman rule. c She was captured alive, paraded in Rome, and forced to serve as a gladiator. d Her army was crushed and tens of thousands of Britons were killed.

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What triggered Queen Boudicca’s rebellion against the Romans?

Who was Boudicca’s husband, and what mistake did Rome make after his death?

Which Roman cities did Boudicca’s army destroy during the revolt?

Why was most of the Roman army unable to stop Boudicca at first?

What advantage did the Romans have that helped them win despite being outnumbered?

What was the tragic end of Queen Boudicca’s revolt?