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The conquest of Brittons it wasn't easy.
First, the Romans had been fighting in the Gaul zone which was occupied by celts. The brittons helps to Gaul's soldier to defeat the Romans. In 55 BC, Julius Caesar decided conquer the Brittons , too. But the Brittons demonstrated their qualities in the war and the romans couldn't defeat them. In 54 BC, romans returned to Brittons zone, but they neglected the Gaul who came to help the Brittons to set free.
After ninety years, the romans returned to Britain with 40,000 soldiers, in these moment many tribes made peace with the Roman Army

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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The original language was "latin". From it grew two kind of latin : The High Classical Latin and The Low Vulgar Latin.
At the end,the lingua franca in western provinces was the low latin what evolved into the wellknown latin that originated  our actual language.

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The Pater  was the absolute head of the family, he was supreme over the test of members. He had the final decision on their lives too.

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Usually, home became a learning center.
Boys were trained for be a soldier and girls were educated by their mother, they learnt sewing, spinning and weaving.
The education started from home since kids were six. In those inicial years they learnt basic knowledge like reading, writing, arithmetic. Etc
Since they were twelve, they  were supposed to learn literature, grammar, oratory and recruitment to become soldiers

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the Romans, tended to be very tolerant towards most religions, cults and they did not cause trouble. At the same time, they adopted  the gods of the peoples the Empire conquered. Then, There were periodic persecutions of various religions, most
notably that of Christians through the Christian church.
On the oder hand, Druids were considered as non-Roman.  in AD 54 Claudius forbade then druidical rites.
Christianity emerged in Roman Judea as a Jewish religious sect in the 1st century AD. It spread  out of Jerusalem, initially establishing major bases, then Antioch and throughout the Empire as well as
beyond. Christianity shares numerous traits with other mystery cults that existed in Rome at the time, such as baptism, belief in salvation and monotheism.