During the Iron Age, the people of Britain—often referred to as the Celts—transitioned from using bronze to iron for their tools and weapons. What was the primary advantage of iron over the bronze technology used in the preceding period?
- AIron was the first metal ever used in Britain, finally replacing the stone tools used by early farmers
- BIron tools were primarily decorative and were only used by the wealthy for ceremonial jewelry
- Iron was a much stronger metal, making it more effective for clearing forests and farming the landCevap
- DIron technology was introduced much later by the Vikings during their raids on British monasteries
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Iron was a stronger metal, which made it more effective for clearing forests and farming the land.
The correct answer is correct because iron is physically stronger and more durable than bronze. This strength allowed Iron Age inhabitants to create more effective ploughs and axes, which were essential for expanding agricultural land and supporting a growing population in defended settlements like hill forts.
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Technological advancement in Iron Age Britain
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