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The Etruscan passed down their "Know-How" to the Romans about the Qanat Tunnels

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Over 250,000 miles of road connected the cites of the roman empire

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The Romans used a system in which citizen vote to choose their leaders

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The Romans made the "code of justice" that would apply to all Roman Citizens

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The laws of Rome gave woman the right to own property, own business, and gain political influence in Rome

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The Romans invented the dome which was a roof formed by round arches

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It was a building where courts were held and there was one in every roman city

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The triumphal arches were built during the imperial period and they are still around today

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The column of Marcus Aurelius tells the story of Marcus

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"The Portrait of the Four Tetrarchs symbolizes the concept of the tetrarchy, rather than providing four personal portraits."

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The Portland Vase is a roman cameo glass vase that dated back to about AD 1

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I see an example of the Roman government In america with the law "Romans used a system in which citizens vote to choose their leaders

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I see Rome today in engineering, the Romans used aqueducts to bring fresh water from the mountains and so do we

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I see Ancient Rome in america with the domes, They invented it and we still have them today in things like the White House

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Aqueducts were used to bring fresh water from the mountains to drink