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The Romans invented socks. I can add very little to this, except that socks go on your feet before shoes, but never with sandals.

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The Romans created gladiator battles in order to normalize death and make it less serious-seeming. Richer Romans had the seats closest to the arena, while poorer ones sat farther back. Some arenas could even be flooded with water for sea battles.

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The Romans invented the Senate as part of their government, which we still use today, although with one hundred people and not four hundred.

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Plumbing, Public Baths, Waste pipes, Bathrooms.

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Plumbing, Public Baths, Waste pipes, Bathrooms.

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Romans invented aqueducts, and once they had water running to their cities, they went crazy with it, even inventing public baths and fountains, and rerouting water to the rich.

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Sidewalks are also made of concrete and were invented so that no-one got run down by carts. The Romans were pretty clever with concrete.

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Last veggie for this Padlet, I promise. Peas belong to the Family Legumes. I'm not sure why the Romans invented all these vegetables but some of them do taste good.

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Another veggie. Sort of like beets, only purple and white and they belong to the Family Brassicae, though they don't taste like cabbage.

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Cabbages are a member of the Family Brassicae and come in three different colours: green, red, and white. They can be used to make coleslaw.

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The arch is a structure that was used to build aqueducts (for carrying water) in ancient Rome. It was also usually build of concrete (see previous if you don't know what concrete is).

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The material we use to make sidewalks today. It's really basically rock. Used to make sidewalks (see below) and arches (see right). In addition, concrete was used to make aqueducts.