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1. Roman roads were used for traveling, trading, and communicating
2. The roads were made out of stones, pebbles, and cement.
3. It was also used for carrying soldiers.

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1. Aqueducts are channels that carry water from Rome to other different cities.
2. Roman aqueducts were built from stones, bricks, and a special volcanic cement pozzuolana.
3. Roman engineers built the aqueducts about 2,000 years ago.

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1. The Romans built bridges so they could go through wilderness and cross through rivers.
2. Romans built over 900 bridges.
3. As the Romans built the bridges they used wood, stones, and a substance called mortar.

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1." Arches are the foundation of Rome's architectural mastery and massive expanse of building projects across the world."
2. Roman Arches allowed the Romans to make better aqueducts, longer roads, and bigger buildings. 3. The Roman Arches were made out of stones, bricks, concrete, and steel.

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1. A Roman dome is an hemispherical structure formed by the arch forming a ceiling or roof.
2. The Roman engineers combined arches to form a ceiling or roof.
3. An example of a dome is the Pantheon's dome, which was inspired by the California State Capitol.

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1. The Roman columns were made out of stone.
2. It was mostly used just for decoration.
3. Some examples of columns were Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, and Tuscan.

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1. Roman citizens had protection and rights if they were under the Roman law.
2. The Roman law includes the three branches of government.
3. The Roman law is still used today.

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Roman Separation of Powers/ Branches of Government

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Roman Separation of Powers/ Branches of Government

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1. The Legislative Branch was the Senate, which was made up of three hundred citizens.
2. Two consuls made up the Executive Branch.
3. The Judicial Branch had Praetors who acted like the judges.

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1." They established that all males of Rome, over 15 became a citizen."
2. "They also established that a full citizen could practice commerce, marry freeborn people, and could vote."
3." Male slaves who became citizens were granted their freedom."

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1. Today people use roads and bridges for traveling on.
2. We also use the bridges for getting from one side to another.
3.  People today also use roads as freeways.
4. Roads are used to guide people when traveling.
5. People use roads to cross over rivers.

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1. Today I see these things as artifacts in museums or as artifacts in the places they use to be at.
2. Today I see architecture as history.
3. There is a Roman dome on top of the White House.

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1. Today people use written laws to keep everyone safe.
2. People today also use the three branches of government in the law.
3. Another thing I see in my community today is the republic. People today choose their leaders by voting.
4. In my community our law has the people's rights and duties, that was influenced by the Romans.