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1. To make paint, the Romans used ground pigment, with gums or animal glue which made them workable and fixable.
2. To make their painting stick, the Romans mixed their colors in a binder to put them on the dry plaster.
3. Roman art did not start until about 500 BCE, and did not end until about 200 BCE, when the Romans conquered Greece and used their style of art.

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1. One of Rome's Branches of Government were the Senate. The senate was made up of a group of 300 patricians or wealthy citizens.
2. Another one of Rome's Branches of Government were the Consuls. The Consuls were elected by the patricians.
3. The last Branch of Rome's Government were the Assemblies and they functioned as the machinery of the Legislative Branch.

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1. Roman Mosaics are made in the Roman empire or by Roman artists.
2. The Romans would also have mosaics in their homes as a sign of, wealth and importance.
3. These mosaics were made with small pieces of, colored glass, ceramic, stone, or other materials to make an image.

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1. The Romans built sturdy bridges that spanned over rivers, so the Roman citizens can get around the empire.
2. These bridges were also great for transportation of general goods, so the citizens can trade with other parts of the empire.
3. Also, these bridges were also great because they are inexpensive and are built with local materials such as stone and maybe even concrete as well.

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1. In architecture, a dome is a hemispherical circle that is evolved from an arch that forms a roof or ceiling.
2.  For the Romans, they constructed domes out of brick and concrete.
3. One example of a Dome is the Pantheon, which is a Roman temple that was dedicated to all the gods of pagan Rome.

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1. Many of the Roman statues were built from metal, glass, bronze, and marble.
2. There favorite materials to build with were bronze and marble.
3. The first Roman sculpture was built in the 1st century BCE.

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1. An aqueduct is a man-made contraption that moves water from the source to the city which is in this case the Roman empire.
2. The first aqueduct was built in 312 BCE by Appia Claudius Caecus.
3. These aqueducts were made out of a combination of stone, brick, and a special volcanic cement called, "Pozzuolana".

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1. The Romans had a system of law from over 1000 years ago from the Twelve Tables.(449 BCE)
2. One important law that the Romans strongly followed was, a person was thought to be innocent until proven guilty.
3. Another law was that, all citizens had the right to be protected by the law.

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1. The Roman roads were made in layers. At the bottom of the trench it was made of big stones.
2. In the 2nd layer it was made up of broken stones, pebbles, cement, and sand.
3. At the surface of the road, it was made up of paving stone which was cut so they fitted together very tightly.

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1. The Roman arches appeared as early as the 2nd millennium BCE.
2. The ancient Romans applied this style of building to a wide-range of structures.
3. These arches were made up of Mesopotamian brick architecture.

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1. Roman columns developed from the 1st century CE and so on.
2. The Roman columns are characterized by the capital which is formed with two opposed volutes (spiral scrolls)
3. The Roman columns were also built because the Romans liked the style of royal-looking structures.

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1. In the Roman Senate, there was a group of people who dominated the early Roman republic called, the aristocrats.(Wealthy Class)
2. These aristocrats were also known as patricians.
3. The highest positions in the Roman government were held by two consuls, and these consuls were elected by the patricians.