Roman Empire in Southern Britain Quiz

Alfred the Great was the king of the Southern kingdom of Wessex.

Alfred the Great defeated the last Danish Viking invasion in the 8th century.

The Roman Empire ruled over Southern Britain for 5 centuries.

The Roman Empire built an extensive network of roads that were not used in later centuries.

Alfred the Great improved his kingdom's law system and military during his reign.

London, Manchester, Chester, Bath, and York were major cities in Southern Britain during the Roman Empire's rule.

Alfred the Great was the only king to defeat the last Danish Viking invasion in the 9th century.

The Roman Empire's road network built in Southern Britain was only used during their occupation and not in later centuries.

Alfred the Great established both an army and a navy during his reign as King of Wessex.

The city of London was rebuilt by Alfred the Great during his reign.