Across

2. Another defensive structure built further north inside Scotland to hold the Scots back.
6. The army rushed forward to _____ their enemy.
7. People who are born in a country, e.g. The Scots in Scotland, the Red Indians in North America.
9. The old name for the Scots
14. Roman emperor who came to Britain in 208AD to stop guerilla attacks on Roman soldiers.
16. Drive back an attacking force.
17. Extended Scottish families known as clans, e.g. the Donald Clan.
18. The border with another country
20. The Romans kept the Scots under constant _____ from their forts and towers.

Down

1. What people are told about a person or a nation: how they behave etc.
2. Soldier wear this to protect themselves in battle: helmet, breastplate etc.
3. The Roman emperor at the time when England was first invaded by the Romans.
4. Something done by a person or a people (Romans) which is difficult to do.
5. Defensive structure built by the Romans on the Scottish border to keep the Scots out of England.
8. When a country has autonomy to rule itself, it has this.
10. A famous battle in north east Scotland between the Romans and the Scots
11. When two armies fight each other.
12. Soldiers used these in battle, for example: swords, spears, bows and arrows.
13. (TWO WORDS) Soliders in the Roman army who weren't from Rome but helped the regular troops who came from Rome.
15. A Roman governor of Britain who in 79 tried to bring the Scots under Roman control, but failed.
19. Period of time when there is no war.