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1. The roads are very durable because of the natural cement that held the stones together.
2. The Roman roads were made from stone that was cut to perfectly fit together.
3. Roman road systems covered all of the Roman empire.

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1. The first aqueduct in Rome were built in 312 B.C.
2. Aqueducts carried water from mountain ranges into other roman cities.
3. Aqueducts were made from the Roman's own recipe for cement.

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1. Bridges connected civilizations that neighbored them.
2. Bridges were built with stone and had many arches.
3. The Roman Empire built about 1,000 bridges in Europe, Asia, and North Africa.

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1. Roman arches were made from concrete and could hold a lot of weight.
2. Roman arches allowed Romans to have more space for building.
3. Arches allowed Romans to construct larger buildings, longer roads, and better aqueducts

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1. Parts of the columns are the base, fluting fillets, shafts, echinus, capitol, and abacus.
2. The 3 roman columns are Roman Tuscan, Roman Doric,. Roman Composite.
3. Columns were made of stacks of massive stone

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1. Roman domes were usually for governmental purposes
2. Domes usually formed a ceiling or roof.
3. Domes can be made of concrete, wood, stones, and metal.

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1. Romans used columns and arches to hold up a roof for an open spaced area.
2. The Romans were inspired by the Greeks to make open spaces.
3. Open spaces made builds look larger.

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1. Statues were made of marble, glass, metal, and terracotta.
2. Romans made sculptures of gods, emperors, politicians, and generals.
3. Statues or sculptures were common at funerals on tombstones.

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1. Mosaic art was used through out private and public buildings.
2. Mosaics were made from hundreds or thousands of tiny colored stones.
3.  The little squares were cut in 0.5 and 1.5 cm from marble, glass, or stone.

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1. Roman paintings were very realistic.
2. Roman mixed ground pigment and gum or animal glue to make
3. Romans left the paintings in the sun for them to dry and stick to the surface they were on.

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1. Murals are when Romans would paint directly on a wall.
2. Roman Murals usually had a brightly colored background.
3. Mural could be split in different rectangles to show different perspectives.

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1. The Twelve Tables are the Roman's written law.
2. Roman laws state our innocent until proven guilty.
3. Roman Laws are the legal system of Rome.

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1. There were judges to chose if someone is guilty and for governmental reason.
2. The legislative make laws and can declare war.
3. The executives are the king and can sign laws.

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1. Only men could vote for leaders.
2. The Twelve Tables were engraved in bronze.
3. The Romans had the law split into 3 parts. The Civil Law, the law of people, and natural law.