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Aqueducts are canal-like structures made of concrete that brought water to cities from springs, wells, and lakes.

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Roman roads were made out of concrete bricks and pebbles. These roads connected cities for easier travel.

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Bridges were very large stone structures held together with iron clamps. The Romans also added concrete to bridges to make them extra sturdy.

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Romans tried to make their sculptures as lifelike as possible. They look as if they can be actual humans made of bronze or concrete.

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Some Romans painted directly on the walls of their rooms. They also use the fresco technique.

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Mosaic art is art that Romans often used where they use little pieces o tile in order to make unique art.

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Romans created arches to make things bigger, such as buildings and aqueducts

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Domes are made of several tiles leading in a sphere into the middle.

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Columns are pillars that are in the included on most Roman buildings. Columns are included on the White House.

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Romans use taxes to fund local projects. They also voted for leaders instead of monarchies

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Romans created coliseums, which are used similarly now with stadiums, such as basketball and baseball stadiums

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Aqueducts were created in Rome but are now used today in the U.S. but they are a little more updated.

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Romans spread Christianity intentionally by sending people to spread the religion

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Romans accidently spread Judaism by moving Jews out of their region.