What are the conquered cities in Great Britain, and by whom were they conquered? a) London by Romans b) Edinburgh by Vikings c) Manchester by Normans d) Liverpool by Saxons

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Tim Gautier · Answer 1 · 2024-09-22T01:22:09+0000

Final answer:

London was conquered by the Romans, Edinburgh was conquered by the Vikings.

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London was conquered by the Romans, Edinburgh was conquered by the Vikings, Manchester was not specifically mentioned, and Liverpool was not conquered by the Saxons.

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