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  Date : 2011-07-22
Socioeconomic Development of Britannia
 
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From 43 to 410 CE, a vast portion of the British Isles were under the control of the Roman Empire. The Romans referred to this region as Britannia. They established a provincial government and set up defensive outposts throughout occupied territories. However, the Romans were never able to fully conquer the region. By the 5th century, the Romans were forced to leave the British Isles, but the impact of their occupation remained in the form of various socioeconomic developments brought to the region throughout the nearly four centuries of occupation.

Roman occupation changed the economic development of the British Isles by bringing foreign investments and goods to domestic markets. Goods began to pour into the area from countries all across the then powerful Roman Empire. Archeological findings have shown that exotic imports were common and included olive oil, fruits, wines, decorative pottery, and fine tapestries. The growing commerce resulting from Roman investments also created a need for quality control measures. To ensure the quality of products entering the region, the Romans created more sophisticated trading procedures. One such method of quality control was customs posts used to inspect goods and to levy taxes on merchants. Several of these customs posts were placed throughout Hadrian¡¯s Wall, a wall dividing the northern region of Roman Britain. 
 
Romans brought several advancements in industrialization to the British Isles. These advances significantly changed the economy of the region. Before Roman occupation, most people living on the British Isles relied on pastoralism and agriculture to survive. After Roman occupation, improvements in manufacturing techniques brought by Romans changed the crux of Britain¡¯s heavy agrarian economy from small farming based to large-scale commercial farming based. Romans further introduced specialized manufacturing techniques to various other industries such as metalwork and textile and glassware production. For example, prior to occupation, pottery was typically handmade. Romans brought with them pottery wheels and the production of pottery multiplied significantly. 
 
While progressive techniques in manufacturing increased the efficiency and the quantity of goods, they did not increase the size of products being produced. The places used for production also remained in mostly small craft facilities, similar to how they were during the end of the pre-Roman Iron Age. 
 
One of the most important impacts of Roman conquests was the diluting of long standing hegemonic power that tribal aristocracies held over local populations. This was accomplished somewhat unintentionally. The primary reason for this loss in power was caused by the exposure of luxuries from Rome. As commercial goods from Rome began to flood into the British Isles, divisions in social status became evident. Romans offered gifts to
tribal  leaders as a means of building ties between the two groups and ensuring peaceful cohabitation. Aristocrats quickly developed a taste for Roman art, architecture, fashion, jewelry, leisure activities, and other extravagant material comforts in a short period of time. Their attentions then became less focused on maintaining brutal dominance over localities and more on displaying their new found wealth. 
 
1. According to paragraph 2, which of the following is true about imports to Britannia? 
(A) There is evidence they came from places other than Rome.
(B) They were often resold to foreign investors in Britannia.
(C) They were taxed by merchants who controlled domestic markets.
(D) They had to pass through Hadrian¡¯s Wall to ensure quality control.
 
Paragraph 2 states that ¡°goods began to pour into the area from countries all across the then powerful Roman Empire.¡±
 
2. According to paragraph 4, the result of the Roman¡¯s introducing specialized manufacturing techniques was
(A) handmade techniques became forgotten
(B) more products with less time and effort
(C) they made larger manufactured goods
(D) more small craft facilities were built
 
The paragraph states that the techniques ¡°increased efficiency and the quantity of goods.¡±
 
3.According to paragraph 5, which would be an example of a gift the Romans may have given to tribal aristocrats?
(A) Exotic fruits
(B) Siege weaponry
(C) Agricultural techniques
(D) Diamond necklaces
 
Paragraph 5 states that aristocrats were given mostly ¡°extravagant material comforts.¡±

Answer 
1. A, 2.B, 3. D
 
[Vocabulary]
-provincial : adv. ÁÖÀÇ, Áö¹æÀÇ / Relating to or coming from the parts of a country that
are not near the capital
-outpost : n. ÀüÃÊ ±âÁö / A group of building that are established as a military camp
-occupation : n. Á¡·É / Take control of people by military force
-domestic : adv. ±¹³»ÀÇ / Relating to one particular country
-tapestry : n. ÅÂÇǽºÆ®¸®(¿©·¯ °¡Áö »ö½Ç·Î ±×¸²À» Â¥ ³ÖÀº Á÷¹°) / A large piece of heavy cloth
on which colored threads are woven to produce a picture, pattern
-sophisticated : adv. ¼¼·ÃµÈ, ±³¾ç ÀÖ´Â / Well designed and very advanced
-brutal : adv. ÀÜȤÇÑ / Cruel and violent
-pottery : n. µµÀÚ±â / Objects made out of baked clay
-craft : n. °ø¿¹ / A job in which you make things with hands
 
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From 43 to 410 CE, a vast portion of the British Isles were under the control of the Roman Empire. The Romans referred to this region as Britannia. They established a provincial government and set up defensive outposts throughout occupied territories. However, the Romans were never able to fully conquer the region. By the 5th century, the Romans were forced to leave the British Isles, but the impact of their occupation remained in the form of various socioeconomic developments brought to the region throughout the nearly four centuries of occupation.
 
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Roman occupation changed the economic development of the British Isles by bringing foreign investments and goods to domestic markets. Goods began to pour into the area from countries all across the then powerful Roman Empire. Archeological findings have shown that exotic imports were common and included olive oil, fruits, wines, decorative pottery, and fine tapestries. The growing commerce resulting from Roman investments also created a need for quality control measures. To ensure the quality of products entering the region, the Romans created more sophisticated trading procedures. One such method of quality control was customs posts used to inspect goods and to levy taxes on merchants. Several of these customs posts were placed throughout Hadrian¡¯s Wall, a wall dividing the northern region of Roman Britain.
 
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tribal  leaders as a means of building ties between the two groups and ensuring peaceful cohabitation. Aristocrats quickly developed a taste for Roman art, architecture, fashion, jewelry, leisure activities, and other extravagant material comforts in a short period of time. Their attentions then became less focused on maintaining brutal dominance over localities and more on displaying their new found wealth.
 
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1. According to paragraph 2, which of the following is true about imports to Britannia? 
(A) There is evidence they came from places other than Rome.
(B) They were often resold to foreign investors in Britannia.
(C) They were taxed by merchants who controlled domestic markets.
(D) They had to pass through Hadrian¡¯s Wall to ensure quality control.
 
Paragraph 2 states that ¡°goods began to pour into the area from countries all across the then powerful Roman Empire.¡±
 
2. According to paragraph 4, the result of the Roman¡¯s introducing specialized manufacturing techniques was
(A) handmade techniques became forgotten
(B) more products with less time and effort
(C) they made larger manufactured goods
(D) more small craft facilities were built
 
The paragraph states that the techniques ¡°increased efficiency and the quantity of goods.¡±
 
3.According to paragraph 5, which would be an example of a gift the Romans may have given to tribal aristocrats?
(A) Exotic fruits
(B) Siege weaponry
(C) Agricultural techniques
(D) Diamond necklaces
 
Paragraph 5 states that aristocrats were given mostly ¡°extravagant material comforts.¡±
 
1. A, 2.B, 3. D
 
Vocabulary
-provincial : adv. ÁÖÀÇ, Áö¹æÀÇ / Relating to or coming from the parts of a country that
are not near the capital
-outpost : n. ÀüÃÊ ±âÁö / A group of building that are established as a military camp
-occupation : n. Á¡·É / Take control of people by military force
-domestic : adv. ±¹³»ÀÇ / Relating to one particular country
-tapestry : n. ÅÂÇǽºÆ®¸®(¿©·¯ °¡Áö »ö½Ç·Î ±×¸²À» Â¥ ³ÖÀº Á÷¹°) / A large piece of heavy cloth
on which colored threads are woven to produce a picture, pattern
-sophisticated : adv. ¼¼·ÃµÈ, ±³¾ç ÀÖ´Â / Well designed and very advanced
-brutal : adv. ÀÜȤÇÑ / Cruel and violent
-pottery : n. µµÀÚ±â / Objects made out of baked clay
-craft : n. °ø¿¹ / A job in which you make things with hands
 

 
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