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The Romans were not just influenced by the Greeks in Architecture by in art as well. Wall paintings were usually used to decorate the interior of large buildings, and were painted straight on to the wall. These paintings range from simple to highly realistic.  Wall paintings could even go to the ceiling of a structure! Most wall paintings use darker and more natural colors, this gives the painting a more bold affect. In Roman wall paintings the only limit is the artist's imagination.
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https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Art/

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Roman mosaics were common in Rome, and added artistic flair to everyday homes and buildings. Mosaics were made from tiny multi-colored squares of marble. This type of art was usually very detailed and appealing to the eye. However, Mosaic art allows you to add-in your own artistic flair and style. Mosaics were usually an alternative for those who didn't have paintings.
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https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Art/

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Roman sculptures also come from Etruscan and Greek foundation. The Romans like their sculptures realistic in detail and size. Most sculptures were made of marble or bronze, and were usually 3D. Most sculptures are displayed in homes or buildings. Roman sculptures gave Romans a new way to express art. These are one of the things that left a huge impact on other civilizations.
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https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Art/

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In Rome's government, Most of its laws were made by the assemblies. They citizens who were in the assembly recommended the laws and were passed if the other members agreed. However, the other branches could make laws as well. They were enforced by Praetors or judges who were responsible for administrating justice in Rome. They dealt with crimes using the 12 tables, or Rome's laws written on 12 stone tablets. These laws helped Rome's government greatly. But, the Romans had Vigiles whom were kind of like police around Rome, and helped with Rome's crimes.
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https://www.ducksters.com/history/ancient_rome/roman_law.php

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The Roman government consisted of the 2 consuls which were all patricians. However, a dictator could take over in place of the consuls for only 6 months. The senate help deal with the important issues of Rome trying to make them better. Finally, the praetors or 8 judges decide whether a citizen was guilty or innocent using the 12 tables or Roman laws.
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https://www.historyonthenet.com/the-romans-roman-government/

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The Roman republic was created in 509 BCE. It was created because the Romans were tired of a monarchy and didn't want one person to have to much power. Then, a Roman republic was born. This consisted of three branches. The two consuls, the senate/assembly, and the Praetors/8 judges. This helped Rome's government a lot.
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https://www.britannica.com/place/Roman-Republic

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Roman Arches was one of the basic foundations of Romans Architecture. Arche's structures provide support and controls the weight of a building. This made is good for Roman buildings because they liked them Large and strong. Roman Arches are used for many Roman structures such as Bridges, stadiums, even aqueducts.  Arches were very functional yet appealing to the eye.
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https://study.com/academy/lesson/the-roman-arch-definition-construction-history.html

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Domes are one of the many techniques for Roman Architecture. Domes were originally used to make a small building seem bigger by raising the roof. However, this hemisphere structure was also effective and used as a sun dial. It helped Romans be able to tell time. The domes physical structure makes buildings very spacious, another thing Romans are fairly good at.
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https://www.britannica.com/technology/dome-architecture

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Pillars and Columns helped provide support for Rome's large yet elegant buildings. Although these were used for the buildings they gave an aesthetic flair to Roman structures. For example, the Pantheon and Basilicas used pillars and columns. Since pillars and columns provided so much support Romans were able to create larger stronger buildings, making most very spacious.
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https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Architecture/

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The Romans built bridges to get places easier and more efficiently. They were made of stones and concrete. The famous Roman Arc helped distribute the weight evenly between the bridge, making it stronger and safer. to travel.
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https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Engineering/

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The Romans were one of the first to pave there roads. They connected all of there conquered cities with roads leading back to Rome. They built there roads by setting curb stones, digging a pit and then covering them with rocks or gravel. This then laid the foundation for paved roads today.
Information from: https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Engineering/

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Roman cities were able to distribute water throughout its cities with there water system, aqueducts. Aqueducts were able to transfer water from the mountains down to Roman cities. Since this system was so advanced it was able to give the Romans clean, filtered water. This advanced plumbing helped the Roman empire survive.
Information from: https://www.unrv.com/culture/roman-aqueducts.php