The Romans

6. Queen Boudicca was the leader of the __________ tribe.
7. A soldier in the Roman army was known as a __________.
8. The senate believed Julius Caesar was becoming too __________.
10. The Roman Empire was made up of multiple __________.
13. A group of senators conspired to __________ Julius Caesar.
16. To rise up and fight against the government is called a __________.
17. A division of 3,000–6,000 men in the Roman army was called a __________.
19. The study of the past using physical remains is called __________.
20. Julius Caesar was assassinated on the 15th of __________.
22. The Romans built strong __________ that are still used today.
23. A person from a different land, believed to be inferior by the Romans, was called a __________.
26. The Romans made multiple attempts to __________ Britain.
27. Queen Boudicca led a __________ against the Romans.
28. Roman soldiers wore protective __________ to shield themselves in battle.

1. A Roman ‘helper’ recruited from non-Roman tribes was called an __________ soldier.
2. Boudicca’s forces were eventually __________ by the Romans.
3. The Roman army was divided into large units called __________.
4. Roman soldiers carried large rectangular __________ for protection.
5. The Romans often conquered new lands through __________.
9. The Roman Empire was ruled by an __________.
11. The Roman roads were made up of multiple layers, including crushed __________.
12. Julius Caesar was a famous Roman __________.
14. Romans used neatly cut __________ to create strong road surfaces.
15. The Romans built __________ ditches to help their roads drain water.
18. Julius Caesar led an __________ into Britain.
21. The Romans collected __________ to pay for things.
24. We could study history by examining things left behind, a field known as __________.
25. The people who lived in Britain during the Iron Age were called __________.