Romans, Civil war, Scotland and Industrial revolution Flashcards

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When did the Romans arrive in Britain?

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The Romans arrived in Britain in AD 43

This was during the reign of Emperor Claudius.

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How was the North treated by the Romans and why?

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The North was treated as a frontier region due to its resistance and the presence of tribal groups

This led to military fortifications and a focus on control.

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What changes did the Romans make in Britain?

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The Romans introduced urbanization, roads, and infrastructure

They also established trade networks and Roman law.

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When did the Anglo-Saxons arrive in Britain?

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The Anglo-Saxons arrived around the 5th century AD

This followed the decline of Roman authority in Britain.

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How did the Anglo-Saxons affect Northumbria?

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The Anglo-Saxons established kingdoms and spread Christianity in Northumbria

They also influenced the culture and language.

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When did the Vikings invade Britain?

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The Vikings began their invasions in the late 8th century AD

They targeted monasteries and settlements for raids.

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What changes occurred in Northumbria due to Viking invasions?

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Viking invasions led to the establishment of Danelaw and cultural exchanges

They also caused political instability and conflict.

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Why did the Scottish invade Northumbria?

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The Scots invaded to expand their territory and influence

This was often motivated by conflicts over land and resources.

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Give examples of Scottish invasions.

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Examples include the raids in the 12th century and the Wars of Scottish Independence

These invasions significantly impacted Northumbria’s stability.

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When was the English Civil War?

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The English Civil War occurred from 1642 to 1651

It was a conflict between the Royalists and Parliamentarians.

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Who were the main opposing sides in the English Civil War?

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The main opposing sides were the Royalists (Cavaliers) and the Parliamentarians (Roundheads)

This conflict had lasting effects on governance in England.

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How did the English Civil War affect Northumbria?

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Northumbria experienced battles, economic decline, and social upheaval

Local allegiances often shifted, leading to instability.

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When did the Industrial Revolution take place?

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The Industrial Revolution took place from the late 18th century to the mid-19th century

It marked a major turning point in history.

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What changes happened during the Industrial Revolution?

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Changes included urbanization, factory systems, and technological advancements

This revolutionized production and social structures.

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How did the Industrial Revolution affect Northumbria?

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Northumbria became a center for coal mining and heavy industry

This led to economic growth but also social challenges.

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When were the Miners’ Strikes?

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The Miners’ Strikes occurred primarily in the 1980s

Notable strikes included the 1984-1985 strike.

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What was the problem during the Miners’ Strikes?

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The problem was the closure of coal mines and reduced jobs

This led to widespread protests and strikes across the UK.

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How was Northumbria affected by the Miners’ Strikes?

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Northumbria faced economic hardship and community division due to the strikes

The strikes highlighted issues of labor rights and economic policy.