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We use bridges throughout the U.S.. In California we use an aqueduct to bring clean water to southern California. Both Rome and the U.S. have stadiums for games and events.

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Rome and the United States government both have branches. They both have written laws. Both Rome and the U.S. have a republic.

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The definition of Judicial is appropriate to the judge. The Judicial branch controls the law. The Roman Judicial branch had to have 8 judges.

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The legislative branch was the senate. The legislative group was made of 300 citizens. The citizens in the group were from Rome's patrician class, and Rome's oldest families and riches families .

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A column is a cylinder usually made out of stone or concrete to support buildings.  Roman columns are used to decorate and support structures.  There are 3 types of columns Doric order, Ionic order, and Corinthian order.       https://www.britannica.com

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A arch is a building that is curved at the top and supported by each side.  Romans used arches because arches could hold lots of weight.  The Roman arch was a architectural mastery.  https://study.com..                             https://www.collinsdictionary.com

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A bridge is a road across obstacles.  Roman bridges back then were the strongest and the longest lasting bridges.  The Romans were the first in the world to be major bridge builders. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_bridge.  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Roman_bridges

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An aqueduct is a man made channel for getting water to places that need water.  Aqueducts usually look like bridges.  Roman towns had at least one aqueduct to bring fresh water, but cities like Rome had 11 aqueducts.  https://www.nationalgeographic.com