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When did the recorded history of Scotland begin?
When did the recorded history of Scotland begin?
- 1st century AD (correct)
- 9th century AD
- 5th century AD
- 1st century BC
What did the Romans call the land north of Hadrian's Wall?
What did the Romans call the land north of Hadrian's Wall?
- Britannia
- Pictland
- Caledonia (correct)
- Scotland
Why were the people north of Hadrian's Wall called Picts?
Why were the people north of Hadrian's Wall called Picts?
- Because they were painted (correct)
- Because they were Christians
- Because they were fierce tribes
- Because they were Scottish
Who converted the king of the Picts to Christianity?
Who converted the king of the Picts to Christianity?
Who added the Pictish kingdom to his own in the 9th century?
Who added the Pictish kingdom to his own in the 9th century?
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Scotland's recorded history start
Scotland's recorded history start
The year 1st century AD
Romans' name for north of Hadrian's Wall
Romans' name for north of Hadrian's Wall
Caledonia
Picts' nickname origin
Picts' nickname origin
They were painted.
Picts' conversion to Christianity
Picts' conversion to Christianity
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9th-century Pictish kingdom merger
9th-century Pictish kingdom merger
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