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1.They used roads for an efficient way to send messages from emperors.
2.They used a tool called Groma to help them build roads
3.When they used the roads they had to walk they couldn’t have horses on it.

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1.The aqueducts were not only made above ground but below it too.
2.The first Roman aqueduct was commissioned by Appius Claudius Caecus in 312 BC.
3.There were about 480 miles of aqueducts in Rome and 29 of which were underground.

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1.The Roman Arches helped support buildings.
2.The central feature of an arch is a keystone or a stone on the very top of the arch.
3.The colosseum would still be intact if it were not for robbers.Robbers took stone from the colosseum in the Middle Ages.

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1.A dome is an evolved structure from arches.
2.Rome built a structure called “Pantheon” and it had a dome.
3. Today there is an empire called “Byzantine” and it had domes in their structures.

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1. One of the written laws was the laws of the twelve tables.
2.The law of the twelve tables was established in c.450 B.C.
3.A group of men established the laws of the twelve tables

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1.The Roman Republic was founded on 509 BC.
2.The Roman Republic ended in 27 BC.
3.Two consuls replaced the king.

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1.After Tarquinius Superbus was thrown out of Rome they no longer allowed kings so they had to make up the 3 branches of law.
2.They could vote for their leaders just like us today.
3. They had two classes, the patricians and the plebeians. The patricans were the wealthy people, the plebeians were the unwealthy people

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1.We see Roman contributions today because we still use aqueducts.
2.We also use Roman contributions today because we still use arches for architecture that people use.
3.They also used to make domes and we still make domes for our architecture.