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We like the Romans have three branches of government which are the elective, legislative, and judicial.

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Another connection we have with the Romans is that we have a president. A president is like an emperor, his/her job is to lead his/her country.

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Roman roads were used to transport people, armies, and goods from other places.

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Aqueducts were used to bring water from mountains to the people in Rome.

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Bridges were often used to transport people and goods across rivers, lakes, and ponds.

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Romans artists were inspired by the Greeks most times and tried to make their art realistic, like statues for example.

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Mosaic art was made out of colored glass or stone most times and was used as decoration.

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The colesseum was an inmense amphitheatre in which Rome's people gathered to watch gladiator combats with wild animals.

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Romans used many different building structures like domes in their architecture designs.

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Columns were often used in many buildings around the empire. The Theatre of Merida is an example of a structure that used columns

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Arches were used most times on buildings like The Colesseum. They were also something that most bridges included for boats to go under.

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Romans designed before building a structure. This was considered art as well because it was drawn carefully with lots of detail.

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The three Roman branches of government included the a senate, assembly, and consuls

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Romans had a system of law in which only people considered citizens could vote their future emperor.

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The Romans also had something called "the code of justice". The judge had to separate the law and the facts to determine if the person was guilty or innocent.

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The law of justice is another thing we have in common with the Romans. The judges also have to determine based on the evidence gathered whether the person is guilty or innocent.