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1. Aqueducts are man-made channels.
2. They transported water from distant mountain ranges to Rome or other different cities.
3. The water from these aqueducts supplied public baths, latrines, fountains, and private households as well as mining operations, milling, farms, and gardens.

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1. The roads ran throughout all of the Roman Empire.
2. These roads were made from big stones, broken stones, pebbles, cement, and sand.
3. The Roman roads influenced the modern day roads we have today.

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1. Romans used many arches in the design of their bridges.
2. The Romans’ built bridges with stone
3. These bridges allowed roads and railroads to cross obstacles such as rivers that would be otherwise impossible to cross

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1. These arches allowed Romans to make larger buildings, longer roads, and more efficient aqueducts.
2. The Romans learned about arches from  the Etruscans of Tuscany.
3. Romans used arches in aqueducts, the Colosseum and many other Roman buildings.

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1. Romans often built structures that had as much open space as possible.
2. Domes are one of the structures that Romans used to provide as much open space as possible.
3. Arches are another structure that provide the open space that Romans needed to have.

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1. The three types of Roman columns are Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian.
2. The Romans used columns for decoration and support.
3. Romans used the Doric and Ionic columns in the Colessuem

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1. The Roman arches influenced the idea of the dome.
2. The columns provided large space without the disturbance of columns.
3. The domes were made out of concrete.

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1. The murals were very realistic.
2. They were often scenes of  Roman mythology.
3. They also had highly impressionistic renderings

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1. They were very common in private homes and public buildings.
2. They also show information about Roman activities such as gladiator contests, sports and agricultural.
3. Not only were they beautiful but they were also an important to the Romans item just like food or clothing.

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1. The status were very life like.
2. They were mostly made of marble but they were also made of bronze, glass, terracotta and precious metals.
3. These statues were influenced by Greek art.

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1. Roman sculptures were extremely influenced by Greeks.
2. Many of their sculptures were of themselves or their ancestors.
3. Wealthy Romans had their big homes decorated with sculptures.

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1. Written laws were very important to Roman.
2. One of the laws are innocent until proven guilty.
3. The set of written laws are called the Twelve Tables.

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Black Radical Congress – The liberation of the child

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1. The Romans had three Branches of government just like present day America.
2. The three Branches of government were called: the Senate, the Assembly, and Consuls.
3. Two consuls were elected by an assembly of citizen every year.

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1. All males had the right to vote no matter how poor the were.
2. Neither of the branches have more power than the other.
3. A dictator was elected in times of war, but could only have power for six months, so not one person had to much power

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1. All citizens had the right to a trail if accused of breaking the law.
2. People that were accused could defend themselves in front a judge.
3. The duties of elected officials was to run the government and the army.

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1. The Romans never wanted to have a king again because their last king was a tyrant, so they started a Republic.
2. They had their citizens vote for their leaders.
3. The Republic was divided into two groups called the patricians and the plebeians.