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I see an examples of Roman government in our American government, the way it is organized.

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I see an examples of Roman in America today, the architecture on our capital buildings, the domes.

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I see an example of Roman newspapers in America today, because we use newspapers just like Romans did.

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Roman leaders, or consuls lead for one year and then another two is voted.

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The 12 tables is a set of laws, just like the modern Constitution.

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The Roman Republic is a form of government in which power is given to the people, who give their power through elected representatives.

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Roman pottery usually displayed art, such as a battle scene, or people.

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Roman sculptures were make with marble or metal, preferably  bronze, by pouring it into a mold or chipping it

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Romans had a very different way of making mosaics, using tesserae, cubes of stone or glass.

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The Roman column allow more space to be added to the room, supporting more ceiling weight.

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Arches were created with concrete,  and supported great amounts of weight

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Domes are hemispherical
structures that are usually on top of important buildings, such as the Pantheon.

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Roman roads were packed tightly with stones, cement and sand and was highly efficient transportation.

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A large Roman siege weapon, weighing around four tons and launching projectiles more than 800 meters.

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An artificial channel for conveying water, usually a bridge across a valley or other gap.