At the height of the Celtic empire in 4th Century BC, they sacked Rome and many of her Baltic states. ... This new safe haven did not last long either, as the Romans pushed into England, terrorizing the Celts, and making them flee to corners of the island. ... Luckily, the Celts outlived the Roman conquest by staying in remote areas of the island and by repelling Roman attacks. ... Instead Roman Latin roots where adopted into their language, and the Christian emissaries coming from Europe gave the Britons writing and a new religion. ... When the Celtic tried integrating back into their Pre-...

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It was dated back to 5400 BCE. 3150 BCE (Egypt)- One of Egypt's earliest rulers, King Scorpion 1 was buried with around 700 jars of wine. 3000 BCE (Egypt)- Pharaohs acquired a taste for wine and established their own limited domestic production. 323 BCE (Greece)- It was said that heavy wine drinking caused Alexander the Great's death of a "mysterious " illness. 193 BCE (Rome)-North African wines dominate after septimius severus' rise to power. 146 BCE (Italy)- The Italian peninsula became the world's first wine-producing region, right around when Rome became the lead...

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Roman poet Virgil born b. ... Londinium founded by Romans as a supply port b. ... Christianity proclaimed lawful religion in the Roman Empire C. 400-499 1. ... Roman legions withdrawn from Britain b. ... The Romans: The Great Administrators 1. ...

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As the Roman Empire expanded, the Romans came to the island and occupied it. The Romans left in the 5th century, leaving the Celts unprotected from invaders, and at the end of this occupation the land was invaded by the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes. ... The Celtic language of Britain's original inhabitants and the languages of the Romans, Germanic tribes, and Norse were brought together and included in the Indo-European languages. ...

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The Holy Roman Empire responded by (this is after getting the turks out of Austria) gathering the Catholic Forces and Protestant Forces (who were angry at Louis for the revocation of the Edict of Nantes) into the League of Augsburg which fought the French in the War of Augsburg, which ended in the peace of 1697 at Ryswick since he was unable to gain ground. ... The Holy Roman Emperor and Louis had each married one of his sisters, in hopes for the throne since he had no heirs. ...

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(Literature: The British Edition p.60) Prior to the Norman Conquest, Latin had only had a minor influence on the English language, this being mainly through the occupation on Romans and from the conversion of Britain to Christianity in the 7th Century, but with the invasion of the Normans there came an infusion of Romance (Anglo-Norman) words. ...

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