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The California aqueduct brings fresh water from northern California to southern California. We use bridges to cross bodies of water like the Romans.We use stadiums for games and events like Rome.

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Both the U.S and Rome elect for their leaders by voting in a republic. Rome and the U.S. both created laws to protect their citizens. Rome and the U.S have three branches of government, the legislative, judicial, and executive.

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The senate is part of the legislative branch. The senate makes laws that the the legislative approve of. The legislative is also part of three other things.       https://www.encyclopedia.com/history/news-wires-white-papers-and-books/early-rome-republic-and-government-structure

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The republic was made from was created from a group of people. The republic had laws that protected citizens. Citizens that were in the republic were aloud to vote for their leaders. The Roman republic also had a senate that could help pass the laws. https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Republic/

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Columns were used for holding up buildings like the pantheon. The columns were made of stone. The columns were mostly on important buildings.

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The Roman Empire used marble and stone. The domes were built on top of temples and state capital buildings. One example of the capital state buildings is the pantheon. https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Architecture/

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The Romans built the stadiums for entertainment like the Olympics and cinema. The stadiums were made of mostly stone. They where placed on hill sides. hillsides.https://www.ancient.eu/amphitheatre/

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The aqueducts were built to bring water to different cities. The Roman aqueducts go through a slope that leads to tunnels. The Roman aqueducts were made of clay.
https://www.ancient.eu/aqueduct/