- influenced the language a lot
- brought there their own language
- established many camps that are famous cities nowadays (e.g. London)
- started building roads - they used stones
chester – old word for a road, that is why Brits have many chesters in names of streets,…..etc ( e.g. Manchester)
- started counting the population, the agriculture, the trade
- stayed in some period in Britain, they tried to invase Welsh, they didn’t conquered (dobýt) Wales and Ireland
- Hadrian’s wall – separated England and Scotland = stone-wall (that was build against Romans)
- left Britain because of climate
- conqueror Claudius
- 43 AD - 407
local tribes (kmen, rod) practised many pagan religions - Romans brought Christianity -
St. Augustin - a Roman priest (kněz) who brought Christianity to England and became a first Archbishop of Canterbury
The Anglos, The Saxons and Jutes were Germanic tribes that invaded (vpadnout) Britain in the middle of the 5th century
king Ecgbert (from Wessex)
- united 7 Anglo-saxon kingdoms in 829 AD and became the first king of England, he established England
- he had problems with invaders: Vikings succeeded in some areas by the sea
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