1. THE STORY OF BOUDICCA

2. BACKGROUND
STORY
CONCLUSION

3. BACKGROUND
Time and place

4. -Celts cooperated with the Romans
BACKGROUND
Time and place
-Celts cooperated with the Romans

6. THE STORY

7. Who was Boudicca
THE STORY

8. Prasutagus died … The Romans
Who was Boudicca
Prasutagus died … The Romans
THE STORY

9. Prasutagus died … The Romans Boudicca protested… The Romans …
Who was Boudicca
Prasutagus died … The Romans
Boudicca protested… The Romans …
THE STORY

10. Boudicca protested… …The Romans …
Who was Boudicca
Prasutagus died
… The Romans
Boudicca protested… …The Romans …
Boudicca marched …
… In the end her army ….
THE STORY

11. Prasutagus died … The Romans Boudicca protested… The Romans …
Who was Boudicca
Prasutagus died … The Romans
Boudicca protested… The Romans …
Boudicca marched … In the end her army defeated
Boudicca’s end
THE STORY

12. CONCLUSION
A comment on Boudicca’s actions
What the Romans learned

13. During the Roman occupation in Britain, the Celt tribes cooperated with them. However, some cultural differences caused problems. For instance, Celt women had more rights than roman ones.
Boudicca was the wife of Prasutagus, leader of the Iceni. When the king died in 60 AD, the Romans confiscated all his lands. Boudicca protested but she was humiliated by the Romans.
Boudicca then got very angry. She organized an army, attacked four Roman Roman-British towns and burnt them to the ground.
In the end, however, her army was defeated.
People say she poisoned herself rather than become a prisoner of the Romans.
Boudicca’s character has become legendary in British history but many people think she did wrong because she caused the death of thousands of innocent people.
The Romans certainly learnt that it was a mistake to make her angry.