After the Romans left Britain, the many towns set up by the Romans were abandoned and crumbled away as the new settler, Anglo-Saxons people went back to living in the countryside because they were farmers and build new kingdoms.
However, some Roman towns continued to exist and still exist today, which indicates the rich culture of the Romans.
The Three Emperors League in 1872 was between Alexander II of Russia, William I of Prussia, and Francis Joseph of Austria-Hungary.
The agreement was renewed in 1881 with Alexander III replacing Alexander II of Russia. William I and Francis Joseph remained as signatories.
A reaction to aristocratic power
They feared that a strong national government may abolish slavery.
<span>British Prime Minister William Pitt</span>
