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Rome has three branches. The three branches are Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. These branches protected citizens

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Arches are curved structures for designs. But they weren't always built for designs, they were also built to hold heavy structures. People in Rome built structures for aqueducts and stadiums.

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We use bridges throughout the U.S. we use an aqueduct to bring water to Southern California. Both Rome and U.S. have stadiums for games and events

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Both Rome and the U.S gov. Have three branches.They both have written laws. Both also vote for their leaders.

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Via Appia was a famous road in Rome. It was built in 312 BCE. The reason why Roman roads have to be straight is because its faster for soldiers and their baggage to go across the bridge.

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A government is how a country is run. In Rome, the republic had leaders that they vote for and their citizens were protected by the laws. This is why Rome was remembered.

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Architecture is the way buildings are made/designed. People in Rome created domes, columnes, and arches.They built  stadiums, one example of a stadium is for gladiators to fight.

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Engineering means large structures such as roads and bridges.An aqueduct is used to carry water to different continents and to wealthy homes and for fountains. aqueduct was also used for baths and meetings.