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The Romans made aqueducts to bring water to their cities from the mountains

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Romans built durable roads that spread across Europe that was used as a way to transport items and people

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The Romans created strong bridges which were built over water for people to get across.

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Romans used large open spaces to build columns like the Greek did, but made it larger and stronger.

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Romans wanted to make their art look very realistic and alive.

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Their statues of other people had lots of detail and looked very realistic.

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Romans were very good at painting portraits of people, and created many of them.

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Romans built stadiums for shows and sports in which people gathered.

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Roman created domes for government buildings and religious architecture.

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The Romans gave the right for women to own property, businesses, and have political incluence.

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The romans had a set of written laws called the code of justice in were one was innocent until proven guilty.

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The Romans had a republican form of government where people vote for their leaders. They also had  three branches of government - the President, the Judge, and the Senate/House of Representatives.

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I see an example of the Roman aqueduct in America today, which is used for the same purpose as it was in the Roman's time.

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Another example of Roman influences in America is the dome on the Sacremento city hall, which Romans used as a decorational top for government houses.

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Networks of concrete roads where also ideas in America from Romans.