Tacitus described this warrior's final battle in the Midlands of England and Cassius Dio wrote that this loser to Paulinus had waist-long red hair. A statue by Westminster Bridge and the Houses of Parliament in London depicts this ruler and daughters riding a chariot. When King Prasutagus died and the Romans took her (*) entire estate in addition to raping her daughters, she became determined to lead a revolt, and led 120,000 people to Camulodunum where a statue of Claudius had been erected at the expense of the British. FTP, name this warrior 
Tacitus described this warrior's final battle in the Midlands of England and Cassius Dio wrote that this loser to Paulinus had waist-long red hair. A statue by Westminster Bridge and the Houses of Parliament in London depicts this ruler and daughters riding a chariot. When King Prasutagus died and the Romans took her (*) entire estate in addition to raping her daughters, she became determined to lead a revolt, and led 120,000 people to Camulodunum where a statue of Claudius had been erected at the expense of the British. FTP, name this warrior queen of the Iceni who famously led a rebellion of the Iceni and Trinivantes against Roman rule in Britain in 61 AD.
Tacitus described this warrior's final battle in the Midlands of England and Cassius Dio wrote that this loser to Paulinus had waist-long red hair.
{Boadicea} or {Boudica}