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What happened to Julius Caesar?

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Julius Caesar became the most powerful man in Rome but, in 44BC, he was murdered by Marcus Brutus.

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What happened in AD 43?

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Using Verica’s request as an excuse to invade Britain, the Emperor Claudius began to put together a Roman Army of 40,000 soldiers.

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How was it different this

time?

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This time, the Romans had learned from Julius Caesar’s experiences. They had a better knowledge of the coast of Britain.

They were able to find a sheltered place to land where their ships would be safe from storms, and where they could secretly unload their soldiers and weapons.

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What happened to

the resistance?

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Caratacus was sent to Rome in chains and displayed before the people as a symbol of Roman victory.

When he looked in wonder at the city of Rome, Caratacus asked…… “Why, with all these great buildings, do you still want our poor huts?”

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