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1. How did the fact that Great Britain is an island nation impact its history?
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1. How did the fact that Great Britain is an island nation impact its history?

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Throughout its modern human history, Great Britain was invaded several times. For example, in 55 BCE, the Romans invaded the region and it became a part of the Roman Empire. The island was also controlled by various tribes and was invaded several times.

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