The Romans invaded Britain in 43AD and later expanded into Scotland, beginning construction of Hadrian's Wall between 83-122AD. Roman rule in Britain ended around 410AD and their rule in Western Europe concluded in 476AD. Prior events include Rome becoming a Republic in 509BC and Julius Caesar being assassinated in 44BC, allowing Augustus to rise to power as the first Roman Emperor from 27BC.

1. 83-122AD – The
Romans invade
Scotland and work
begins on
Hadrian's Wall.
476AD – The End
of Roman rule in
Western Europe.
410AD – The End
of Roman rule in
Britain.
43AD – The
Romans invade
Britain.
509BC – Rome
becomes a
Republic
44-27BC – Julius
Caesar is
assassinatedand
Augustus (the 1st
Roman Emperor)
comes to power.
83-122AD – The
Romans invade
Scotland and work
begins on
Hadrian's Wall.
476AD – The End
of Roman rule in
Western Europe.
410AD – The End
of Roman rule in
Britain.
43AD – The
Romans invade
Britain.
509BC – Rome
becomes a
Republic
44-27BC – Julius
Caesar is
assassinatedand
Augustus (the 1st
Roman Emperor)
comes to power.