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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Завоевание Британии римлянами 9 класс
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Завоевание Британии римлянами 9 класс
- 2. Vocabulary1.to invade2.to conquer3. a tribe4. a chariot5.
- 3. Слайд 3
- 4. The Romans came to Britain in 55
- 5. 1. When did the Romans come back
- 6. The next year the Romans came back
- 7. The Romans went back to Gaul (France)
- 8. 1. How long did the Roman conquest
- 9. The Roman Coquest of Britain The permanent
- 10. 1. Were there any people who didn’t
- 11. The Revolt The revolt of warlike Queen Boadicea.Colchester,
- 12. 1. Who ordered to build a great
- 13. Hadrian’s Wall The strongest of the Roman
- 14. The Remains of Hadrian’s Wall
- 15. Hadrian’s Wall was built
- 16. 1. How can we prove that there
- 17. Roman TownsThe names of modern towns ending
Vocabulary1.to invade2.to conquer3. a tribe4. a chariot5. arms and armour6.to fortify7. a swamp8. to submit9. warlike10. to revolt/to rise a revolt11. a governor12. to govern13. to strengthen frontiers14. a rebellion15. to crush a rebellion16. warehouse
Слайд 2Vocabulary
1.to invade
2.to conquer
3. a tribe
4. a chariot
5. arms and armour
6.to fortify
7.
a swamp
8. to submit
9. warlike
10. to revolt/to rise a revolt
11. a governor
12. to govern
13. to strengthen frontiers
14. a rebellion
15. to crush a rebellion
16. warehouse
8. to submit
9. warlike
10. to revolt/to rise a revolt
11. a governor
12. to govern
13. to strengthen frontiers
14. a rebellion
15. to crush a rebellion
16. warehouse
Слайд 3 1. When did the Romans come to Britain for the first
time and why couldn’t the British defeat them?
Слайд 4The Romans came to Britain in 55 BC. They landed in
Kent (Cantium) at Deal. The Britons tried but were not strong enough to defeat the Romans who only stayed for few days
Слайд 6The next year the Romans came back with 5 legions and
2000 horsemen. The Britons tried to stop the Romans at Bigbury near Canterbury but the Romans defeated them again, crossed the River Medway and then the River Thames, and beat the Celtic tribes there.
Слайд 7The Romans went back to Gaul (France) and did not return
to Britain for about a hundred years.
Слайд 9The Roman Coquest of Britain
The permanent conquest of Britain began 43
A.D. under Emperor Claudius. It lasted for almost 400 years.
The Romans subjugated the Britons and colonized the country, establishing a great number of military camps, which eventually developed into English cities.
The Romans subjugated the Britons and colonized the country, establishing a great number of military camps, which eventually developed into English cities.
Слайд 101. Were there any people who didn’t want to submit to
invaders?
2. Who was the head of the most famous revolt against the Romans?
Слайд 11The Revolt
The revolt of warlike Queen Boadicea.
Colchester, London, Albans (burnt to
the ground)
She was eventually defeated and died by suicide but not before she had given the Romains the fright of a generation and caused the deaths of tens of thousands of legionaries.
.
Слайд 121. Who ordered to build a great wall in the north
of England and give it his name?
2. Why was the wall built?
3. How long, thick and high was it?
Слайд 13Hadrian’s Wall
The strongest of the Roman frontier fortifications
The Roman Emperor
Hadrian (in 122)
A wall running from Newcastle to the western shore (for 7years)
73 miles long / 7 to10 feet thick/16 to 20 feet high
A wall running from Newcastle to the western shore (for 7years)
73 miles long / 7 to10 feet thick/16 to 20 feet high
Слайд 15
Hadrian’s Wall was built across Britain, west to east, by the
Romans to keep the wicked Scots out of their “civilized” Britain. At the time the Romans left Britain, the wall stretched across the country and was about 15 feet high. Once the Romans left, the locals found the nicely piled stones a convenient supply of good sized square building stones, and over the centuries have simply taken it away to build their own homes and fences. But some parts remain so it is fairly easy to see what it must have been like.
Слайд 161. How can we prove that there were a lot of
towns built by Romans in Britain?
2. What was made by the Romains that people in Britain still use?
Слайд 17Roman Towns
The names of modern towns ending in – chester or
– caster come from the Latin word castra meaning a camp or a fortified place.
