Part 1: Understanding Roman Conquest and GovernanceMotives for Conquest: What were the primary reasons for Julius Caesar's initial expeditions to Britain? How did his actions set the stage for future Roman involvement in the region?Cultural Complexity: The text mentions that calling the inhabitants of Britain "Celts" oversimplifies their identity. Why is it important to recognize the diversity among the tribes in Britain? How does this complexity affect our understanding of Roman interactions with these groups?Roman Administration: Discuss the roles of the governor and procurator in Roman Britain. How did their responsibilities reflect the Roman approach to governance in conquered territories?Part 2: Resistance and RevoltBoudicca's Revolt: What were the key factors that led to Boudicca's uprising against Roman rule? Do you think her actions were justified? Why or why not?Impact of Revolt: After Boudicca's defeat, the Romans implemented punitive measures. What do you think were the long-term effects of this approach on Roman-British relations?Cultural Exchange: The Romans attempted to Romanize the British elites. How did the introduction of Roman culture and infrastructure (like baths and roads) impact the local population? Was this cultural exchange beneficial or detrimental to the native tribes?