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The Romans successfully conquered the whole of the British Isles, including Ireland and the far north of Scotland.
- ○True
- ✓False
Correct answer
False
The Romans never conquered Ireland or the far north of Scotland; Hadrian's Wall marked their effective northern boundary in Britain.
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