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I see Roman examples when I look at statues because they made lots of statues

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I see examples of Roman history in modern america when I look at fountains because Romans were the ones to create fountains

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I see arches being an example of roman architecture leading into the modern day world

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The Romans used voting to decide who their leaders were but only a certain group of people were allowed to vote

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the Romans elected two leaders to both rule and one will have to agree with the other

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The Romans had two classes the plebeians and the patricians, the plebeians had no right in say of government

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Bronze casting was a popular way of art because it was fairly easy

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The Romans built mosaics to have a nice piece of art and to express themselves

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Romans made statues out of stone to show faces and people, if your face was made into a statue it meant that you were wealth

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Basilicas were used for court and public meeting places

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The Coliseum was used to host fights to the death, and have shows

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Public Baths were meant for cleaning yourself and for hanging out

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Tunnels were made by the Romans to have roads and take water to places if they encountered obstructions.

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Romans were the first to fully understand arches and then made bridges longer than 500 feet.

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Romans made a big leap in engineering when they started to build aqueducts because then they could bring water to cities farther away from the water source