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1. The roads were very durable and made from concrete.
2. Built from about 300 B.C. throughout the Roman empire.
3. Provided efficient ways of moving and trading.

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1.Human made channels that carried water from distant mountains.
2. First aqueduct supplied water at the city's cattle market.
3.By the 3rd century, eleven aqueducts were used to sustain a population of over 1,000,000 people

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1. The briges were the connection between cities, neighboring civilizations, and many other places.
2. Over 900 bridges were built over the span of the Roman empire.
3. At first, bridges were built out of wood, but as the empire advanced and figured out new ways of doing things, they changed it into stone.

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1.It was first used in Mesopotamia.
2.They only used it for underground tunnels.
3.They were also Incorporated in Roman buildings.

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1.The most popular Roman dome is the Pantheons dome.
2.They usually formed the ceiling/top to a building.
3.First appeared as solid mounds and in techniques adaptable only to the smallest buildings.

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1.An architectural innovation which allowed support for buildings.
2.First used as a single centered for the roof of small buildings.
3.It was used from 3000-1000 BCE by the Romans.

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1.Influenced by the neighboring Etruscans
2. They used stones precious metals, glass, terracotta, and marble
3. Larger than life statues of gods heroes and kings.

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1.Continued for almost 5 centuries.
2. Many small statues made of bronze and marble still are around today.
3. Often used for propaganda and to send a message to others.

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1. They were found everywhere in Rome and used throughout the whole lifespan of the empire.
2. Used for cooking storage of food, and transport.
3. First terracotta was used for architecture throughout Rome

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1. Roman equality began in 509 B.C. and ended in 27 B.C.
2.In this period, Rome expanded their empire.
3.Everyone had equal rights except for voting, only men could vote.

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1. This was the beginning of freedom of speech and writing.
2.People could practice their own ways of religion.
3.All citizens are innocent until proven guilty, and are able to stand in front of a judge.

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1. The first written laws were the twelve tables.
2. This was in 450 B.C. on 12 bronze tablets.
3. Over time, new laws would come and rulers would add those in.