A long and illustrious history
Which TWO of the following are contributions the Romans made to Britain that can still be seen or traced today?
- ○The Domesday Book
- ✓The establishment of towns such as London (Londinium)
- ○The Viking longhouse settlement pattern
- ✓A network of straight roads
Correct answer
The establishment of towns such as London (Londinium), A network of straight roads
The Romans built an extensive road network and founded many towns including London (Londinium), both of which left a lasting mark on Britain.
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