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Following a long period of rule, the Roman military was eventually withdrawn from Britain. In what year did the Roman army leave the island to defend other parts of their empire?

  1. 410 ADAnswer
  2. B
    1066 AD
  3. C
    43 AD
  4. D
    793 AD

Answer

The Roman army left Britain in 410 AD.
The Roman army left Britain in 410 AD to defend other parts of the Roman Empire, marking the end of Roman rule on the island.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the end of the Roman period in Britain.
The Roman occupation lasted from 43 AD to the early 5th century.
Establishing the general timeframe of Roman rule.
2
Recall the specific year of military withdrawal mentioned in the official handbook.
410 AD
The handbook specifically identifies 410 AD as the year the army left to defend the rest of the empire.

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Roman Withdrawal from Britain
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