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1.The Romans built roads to travel smoothly.
2.They were important for trade and helped carts to travel safely.
3.The roads influenced the roads today.

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1.The Romans used aqueducts to carry water from mountains or rivers to the roman city.
2.Aqueducts helped people in Rome survive with water.
3.They used the water from the aqueducts to water crops, tend livestock, bathe, and for personal uses.

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1.The Romans built bridges to help them cross open valleys or gaps in the earth.
2.They used bridges to easily conquer land.
3.They also used bridges for trade

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1. One of the famous architectures in Rome are arches.
2.They were used to support huge and heavy structures like aqueducts.
3. They were also used as bridges.

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1.Roman columns helped support structures.
2. They were inspired by the Greeks.
3. Columns were used for many famous Roman buildings like the Pantheon.

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1. The Romans included open spaces in their work for many Roman architectures.
2. They used open spaces for stadiums and temples.
3. They used the spaces to work and live in.

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1. Domes were a very amazing piece of architecture.
2. Domes enabled Roman architects to expand their concepts of structures.
3. They were also used in temples.

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1. Romans painted murals for fun and peace.
2. They developed it from the Greece.
3.  They also paint murals as culture.

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1. The Romans made sculptures in honor of important people.
2. The Romans made their sculptures and statues realistic.
3. It's their favorite thing to do with bronze and marble.

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1.  Roman mosaics can be made of glass or tile.

2. The Romans made mosaics for temples and walls.
3. They were beautiful and influenced art today.

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1. The Romans developed a law system called the 12 tables.
2. They made laws for voting and the rights of citizens.
3. They also had 3 branches of government.

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1. All citizens are protected by the laws.
2. They had 300 patricians as the Roman's Senate.
3. They also had a group representatives to help with laws

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1. There is a judge that has to decide whether the suspect is guilty or not.
2. There were patricians and plebeians. Patricians were wealthy landowners and plebeians were craftspeople and merchants.
3. The Romans had chief executives instead of a king, for the last king was a tyrant

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1. The Romans wanted equality, so they created a republic.
2. They were tired of a king, so they created a government of their own.
3. They made judges, senate, and executive branches, which influenced the government today

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1. Men were allowed to vote.
2. Women were restricted from voting.
3. The Romans had to vote for a good leader.

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Law and Justice - Roman Law and Human Rights - 14.6 Roman Law and Human Rights