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Paintings that the Romans made ranged from: Wall Paintings, Tomb paintings, realistic paintings, or mummy paintings. Romans sometimes painted on tombs and murals of the person who has died on the tombs. The Romans preferred to use darker, shades of color but, a report shows that a paint shop had access to many if not all shades of color.
Websites Used: https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Art/

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The Roman executive branch consisted of two consuls who ran the government. The consuls also were in charge of the Roman army. The consuls have to agree on almost everything they do in order to change a law.
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https://www.quora.com/How-well-did-the-consuls-in-the-Roman-Republic-cooperate-Two-people-sharing-total-power-is-unusual

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Romans used molds instead of painting a picture on a vase by using clay. Red pottery indicated that the pottery was made by red earthenware also called Samian ware. Most pottery from the Romans were black like the picture below were called Etruscan ware but was different from the pottery the Etruscans made.
Websites used: http://www.angelfire.com/journal2/cathref/iip.html
http://factsanddetails.com/world/cat56/sub369/item2065.html
https://quatr.us/romans/roman-pottery-ancient-rome.htm

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Romans used many materials when making their artworks in this case, statues or sculptures. These materials include: stone, terracotta, glass, but their best work used marble and bronze. Many of the sculptures that are still remaining to this day are made from marble. The Romans had a school for copying Greek artworks but eventually departed into it's own original ideas.
Websites used:
https://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Sculpture/
http://www.visual-arts-cork.com/antiquity/roman-sculpture.htm

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The legislative branch was made up of the Senate and the Assembly. The legislative branch was in charge of making laws. The senate included three hundred members and were in a life long term there.
Websites used: https://rome.mrdonn.org/senate.html
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The Roman Judicial branch consisted of eight judges elected every two years. All eight judges were adult male landowners. The judicial branch wrote written laws on twelve stone tablets.
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http://bladams.tripod.com/empire/rome_g/Judicial_Branch.html

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Roman Stadiums were used to host athletic games among a great deal of spectators. The name comes from a Greek unit of measurement; a stade which is about equal to 600 feet. Many stadiums that still remain standing are popular tourist sites. We also use the design of ancient Roman stadiums today. We use the same designs for stadiums for sports such as Baseball, Football, and in some cases, soccer.
Websites used:
https://www.britannica.com/technology/stadium
https://matadornetwork.com/sports/10-stadiums-that-made-history/

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Roman domes first appeared on top of buildings, mainly on huts and other small buildings. Roman domes along with columns also appear in government buildings like memorials. Most domes are used to provide lighting in a building.
Websites used: www.britannica.com/technology/dome-architecture

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Columns were used to support ceilings without using walls, and were another Architectural design we use today. We use the design of columns in buildings like memorials and other government buildings. Roman columns and other Architectural designs were inspired by the Ancient Greeks' designs.

Websites used: pxhere.com/en/photo/1386290
www.ancient.eu/column/

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Roman Bridges were used to connect to cities, ports, other civilizations, and used to cross raging rivers were another great idea passed down through centuries to today's world. Roman engineers built over 900 bridges spread across the Roman Empire. Most bridges have survived today and can still be seen/used as tourist destinations.
Websites used:
www.historyofbridges.com/bridges-history/ancient-bridges/
Medieval to Modern Times Textbook.

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Romans paved roads that leads to every new area they conquered which lead back to Rome, Hence the saying "All roads lead to Rome,". Most Roman roads have still lasted from centuries ago because they were so well made. Many people remember Romans because of their roads they made.

Sites used:
https://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/ancient-rome/roman-roads/

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A Roman Aqueduct is a man-made channel used to transport water to Roman Cities. We still use Aqueducts to this day to transport water from Northern California to Southern California because of the lack of water there. Many Aqueducts take the shape of a bridge or slope to transport water easier. Some aqueducts can still be seen in Spain, Asia Minor, Greece, Italy, France and North Africa.

Sites used: www.britannica.com/technology/aqueduct-engineering
Medieval To Modern Times Textbook