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1.When Rome was divided, there were around 372 road links.
2. The roman created a recipe for cement  to create these roads.
3. Roman roads  can be found across Europe.

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1. Rome's aqueducts were used to carry out water into cites and towns for many things. Such as for agriculture, public baths, latrines, fountains, and private resources.
2. Rome had about 11 aqueducts to support a population of about 1,000,000, by the 3rd century AD.
3.Springs were the most common source for aqueduct water.

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builders and mathematicians worked on making sturdy bridges that can hold incredibly heavy weight.
2.Stone Arch bridges were one of their designs and the bridges were so sturdy that it can hold up to its own weight and possibly even more.
3. Romans built over 900 bridges throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa.

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1.The foundation of Rome's architectural mastery are arches.
2. The arch was created to support heavy weights.
3. In an arch weight is supported throughout the arch until the ends of it instead of just the top.

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1.Romans used open spaces to make their buildings look elegant.
2.The Romans were inspired by the Greeks to use open spaces.
3. Open spaces made the buildings appear larger.

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1. Domes represent the heavenly and divine.
2.Domes first appeared on huts and tombs.
3.The dome has influenced others to create buildings with the large  dome on top.

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1.Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, and Tuscan were the four types of columns throughout the Roman architecture.
2.Columns were used to make a building look nice as well even if it was not structurally necessary.
3.Columns are used to support the structure above.

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1.The Romans worked with metals,glass and terracotta.
2. Most of the survival example sculptures are in marble.
3. Sculptures were common in funeral busts and tombstones.The statues could resemble the deceased one or anything in relation to the person.

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1. Murals were created using a painstaking build up of various materials.
2. Romans painted on walls of their rooms and on portable panels.
3. Romans preferred natural earth colors.

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1. Roman mosaics were a common feature across the empire from Africa to Antioch.
2. Roman Mosaics sometimes revealed Roman activities and in some cases they also revealed themselves in detail.
3. Some major points of change and regional difference can be noted.

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1. The written laws were made in 450 B.C.
2. The written laws were called The Laws of the Twelve Tables.
3. Penalties for crimes were designed.

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1. Both Plebeians and Patricians were allowed to vote.
2. Plebeians were allowed to be consuls.
3. A person is thought to be innocent until proven guilty.

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1. A form of government where citizens choose their leaders by voting.
2. The Roman Republic influenced the U.S.
3.There are three branches of government, elected officials and basic law in the Roman Republic.

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1. The Roman Republic had separation of power so that no one can take complete power.
2.It was influenced by patricians and other talented people who were not from famous families.
3.By the time Rome grew it was replaced with imperialism.

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1.Laws were the foundation to rights and duties for civilization.
2. Romans had the rights to elect government officials.
3. Duties for Roman citizens were to follow all the laws.