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Aqueducts are human made channels. They carry water from distant mountain ranges into Rome. Aqueducts allowed the Romans to have water in paces that didn't naturally have water

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The floors of roman buildings were often richly decorated with mosaics. Many mosaics showed history and everyday life in rome. Mosaic floors were a statement of wealth and importance. Mosaics were stuck to floors with mortar.

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In Roman law, a person was innocent until proven guilty. Rome's law protected all of their citizens. Rome's laws were written down and on public display. Because of this, everyone knew the laws, so the law officials had to treat everyone the same.

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In Rome, there were three branches of government. The Branches were Consuls (executive), Senate (legislative), and the Judges (judicial). There were two consuls, they were basically like our president and vice president. The senate are like our congress. Finally, the Judges are like our supreme court.

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The Romans were a republic. They chose their leaders by voting. There last king, before they became a republic, was a tyrant. That lead them to want to have a republic government.

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Romans used stone, metals, glass, and terracotta to make their statues. They favored bronze and marble for their finest work though. Most surviving examples of roman sculpture are made of marble

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Roman art has suffered ever since the rediscovery of greek art. This is because art critics realized most of roman art is copied, or atleast inspired by greek art. Roman art began to diminish after that.

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Domes were used to cover buildings with circular plans. The romans were the greatest builders of domes. The first dome in Rome covers the first basilica in Rome.

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The Romans used arches in most of their buildings. The arches allowed the Romans to make large buildings. This is because The arches balanced out the weight in the building so it wouldn't collapse, or fall over.

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Columns started out as a single central support for roof. Columns started out wood. After that people started making columns out of stone. They made them out of stone to help support larger buildings.

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The Romans used arches in the bridges. The arches enabled downward force from the top of the bridge arch to meet the equal force that was pushed from the ground in the bridge foundations. This design resulted in an incredibly squeezed material and a bridge structure that was very rigid and strong.

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The Romans built roads out of stones, and cement with broken things in it. Because of how they built their roads, The Roman roads have lasted for centuries. The Romans build their roads so they could travel more easily