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Who invaded the British Isles between the sixth and third centuries BC?

Celtic tribes who settled in southern England.

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History of Britain (Celts and Romans)

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Question: Who invaded the British Isles between the sixth and third centuries BC?

Answer: Celtic tribes who settled in southern England.

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Question: Where did the Celts originally come from?

Answer: Central Europe.

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Question: Around what time does Celtic culture date back to?

Answer: About 1200 BC.

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Question: Between 500 and 250 BC what was notable about the Celts?

Answer: They were the most powerful people north of the Alps.

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Question: What religion did the Celts originally follow and who were their priests?

Answer: They were pagan and their priests were known as Druids.

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Question: What major religious change occurred among the Celts later?

Answer: They later converted to Christianity.

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Question: Who spread Christianity through Scotland and northern England?

Answer: Celtic missionaries.

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Question: For what artistic achievements were the Celts famous?

Answer: Their sophisticated designs found in elaborate jewellery, decorated crosses, and illuminated manuscripts.

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Question: When did the Romans invade southern Britain?

Answer: In AD 43.

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Question: What name was given to Britain as a Roman colony?

Answer: Britannia.