What language did the Romans bring into Britain?

The Romans brought Latin to Britain. Latin was the official language of the Roman Empire, and was used for government, law, and literature. It was also the language of the Roman Catholic Church, which had a significant presence in Britain during the Roman period. Latin continued to be used in Britain after the Romans left, and it is still used in some contexts today, such as in the legal system and in academic institutions.

What were the 3 writings on Rosetta Stone?

How did the ancient egyptians made colour yellow?

US independence
Independence from the United States resulted from the clash of colonists interests with those of England. The declaration of independence took place on July 4, 1776. The independence of the United States it was declared on July 4, 1776 and recognized by the British in 1783, after five years of war.
The Wehrmacht supplied by the R.A.F.
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Heads in the air... The Balkans of Austria "cut" the French
In 1745 Europe was again in flames for 5 years already, from one end to the other. The cause was the War of the Austrian Succession (1740-48), Austrias war of survival against France and its German allies and (at intervals) Prussia. The French had decided to finish off the Habsburgs from the imperia
Helsinki Accords
Since 1947, the two great victors of the Second World War have wanted to impose their ideology. Two blocks are formed:one to the west with the United States and the other to the east with the USSR. The other countries must then choose one of the two camps. It is the cold war, so called because the t