What if Rome Never Conquered Britain? | Alternate History

What if Julius Caesar and the Roman Empire never invaded the island of Britain, setting in motion the later conquest of the island and the Celtic Briton tribes by Emperor Claudius, thus allowing the British Catuvellauni to unify the South of the Britannia or what we would know today as England? How does this change British history? That is the subject of this alternate history scenario.

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[MonsieurDean]

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[sarkastk]

*Somewhere in another plain of existence* :
What if rome conquered Britain?

[sirtrollalot]

Fun fact: modern construction in England and Wales (Not Scotland because the Romans didn't conquer them hence hadrians wall) often uncovers roman structures and burial grounds. In London a few years back they were digging the foundations of a new building and they found a colosseum!

[Wi-Fi-El]

Since you're on a Rome streak right now, what if Pompey defeated Caesar?

[MrFrackme]

Alt history: What if Harold Godwinson won the Battle of Hastings in 1066?

[monarchblue]

Attempt 3:
What if Japan became Christian in the 1600s?

What if Canada adopted Social credit during the great depression?

What if the USSR and India became one country somehow ?

What if Russia won the Crimean war? Or Austria helped ?

What if The Aztecs had beaten the Spanish and acquired horses.

What if The Holy Roman Empire actually united into one country and became an actual empire

What if the Soviets reached the Moon first?

[dragoninthewest]

Can you do What if Ohio was admitted to the US as a native american state?
What if Brazil was still a monarchy?
What if the Inca repelled the Spanish?

[geesixnine]

What if Alexander conquered Western Europe instead of Persia and Asia Minor?

[orionrazilov]

I really love how he makes unique flags each episode

[OhSanjiBoi]

Suggestions:
What if the Vikings traveled to West Africa?
What if West Africa Industrialized on it's own?
What if India converted to Nestorian Christianity?
What if DC and 5 US territories were states?
What if Carthage moved to West Africa during the Punic Wars?
What if the Ottomans colonized the Americas?
What if the Mali colonized the Americas?
What if the Ottoman colonized Australia?
What if the Hashamites were given Arabia?
What if the US had Prussian Monarchy?
What if the Moorish kingdoms united?What if the Mali had a big Jewish Population?
What if Operation Anvil happened?
What it Operation Anvil and Overlord happened at the same time?
What if France and Austria United?
What if China colonized Kenya?
What if the Crusaders reached East Africa to kick out the Muslims?
What if the Ottomans conquered Iran?
What if the Russian took control of Istanbul?
What if the Ottomans conquered Morocco?
What if the Normans conquered Egypt?
What if Japan and Ethiopia made an alliance before WW2?

[krimzonstriker]

What if Japan won the Imjin War and conquered Korea before Toyotomi Hideyoshi died?

[ragael]

always interesting to listen and learn from the actual historical events, followed by the most iconic question: "But what if that changed?". i am sold

[officialzji]

Here's a question: What if the UK or France de-colonized Africa earlier?
(Like before WWII)

[vonhapsburg]

How about what if the Romans conquered ALL of The British Isles (England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales) I know they were not called that then.

[largeegg]

Alt History Idea:
What If The United Stated Took Place In The Scramble For Africa?
Or
What If Ming China Colonized Siberia?

[gregl]

Can you do a "What if the Indus Valley civilization never collapsed" or more specifically "What if the Sarawasti river never dried up (Collapsing the Indus Valley civilization)?" scenario? They're my favorite ancient civilization with seemingly secular, egalitarian values so different than their contemporaries, and I'd love to see how their continued existence would have influenced the world.

[twanbrinkman]

Perfectly Balanced as all things should be.
Greetings from germania

[qwertystania]

In my humble opinion, there are three technologies that Rome easily could have invented that would drastically changed the course of human history. Those three are gunpowder, the heavy plow, and the printing press.
Gunpowder was invented in China on accident and completely changed the face of warfare.
The heavy plow was invented in the middle ages and completely changed the availability of food and what land was valuable for food production.
The printing press drastically changed the preservation and distribution of information.

Rome had all the necessary tools to invent all three of them but simply didn't. I've often thought about how the world would be radically different if Rome had invented one or more of them.

[George-Hawthorne]

What if Davy Crockett became Governor of Texas
What if Boudicca's rebellion succeeded.

[ronjayrose]

What if Irene of the Byzantine Empire had married Charlemagne of the Frankish Empire/Holy Roman Empire?