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1.The roman roads are smooth.
2.They are made of cement.
3.The smother it was the better it was for them when they traveled on it so it was not bumpy.

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1.The roman aqueducts helped them get water from far away.
2.The aqueducts were pipes that brought water from far away.
3.The aqueducts were made from cement

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1.The roman bridges were made from cement.
2.They helped Romans cross rivers and lakes.
3.The bridges would take a long time to build.

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1.The roman arches were made of cement.
2.Some arches are still standing today but are in ruins.
3.There are arches on the side of the Colosseum

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1.It is described as "sphinx of the Campus Martius."

2.It was built in 126 AD

3.It is over 1,892 year's old.

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1.The Roman Colosseum started getting built in 72 AD.
2.The roman Colosseum was finished 8 years later in 80 AD!
3.It was started by emperor Vespasian.

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1. The roman columns were invented in the 6 century B.C.
2.The four types of columns are called Doric,Lonian,Corinthian,and Caryatid.
3.Roman open spaces can be seen in the Roman Colosseum

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1.Most of the roman statues that survived were made of marble.
2.They used stone,metal,glass,and teracotta.
3.There favorite thing to build with were  bronze and marble.
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1. Roman art was influenced by ancient Greeks and ancient Etruscans.
2.Roman art started until 500 B.C.
3.At about 200 B.C the roman beat the Greeks and copied there art.

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1.People could be protected by law.
2.There was a law that you could could be innocent till proven guilty.
3.people could defend themselves in front of the judge.

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1.In the book it say's "Only citizens could hold public offices or vote".
2.In the book it also say's "Rome's laws protected the rights of the cit's citizens, the people who could participate in the government".
3.It also say's in the book that "In addition to the rights to vote and hold office, however, all citizens had duties to perform".

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1.In the book it say's "Only citizens could hold public offices or vote".
2.In the paper it say's "Instead of a king, the chief executives of the Roman Republic were consuls".
3.It also say's that "A group of 300 patricians made up early Rome's Senate, or group of representatives that helped run the government".

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1.In the paper it say's that "the Roman Republic set an example for later governments in Europe and the Americas".
2.Both governments have elected officials and branches of government.
3. We also both have a basic law that governs the land.