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Roman Legacies
Question | Answer |
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Roman legacy that brought fresh water into the city. | Aqueducts |
The device used by the Romans to make roads as straight as possible. | Groma |
The device used by the Romans to measure the angle of the aqueducts. | Chorobate |
The most important part of the arch. | keystone |
A type of Roman architecture used throughout the empire especially in aqueducts. | arches |
The Pantheon portrays this type of architecture. | dome |
The Jefferson Memorial is similar to this Roman building. | The Pantheon |
The U.S. Capitol Building is similar to this Roman building. | St. Peter's Basilica |
How was Rome strengthened by Roman entertainment? | It made the people happy and less likely to revolt. |
How was Rome strengthened by Roman aqueducts? | It made the people happier and healthier. |
What was the Circus Maximus mainly used for? | Chariot Racing |
Why were Roman roads raised slightly in the center? | to allow water to drain to the sides |
What made Roman roads so much stronger? | They were constructed in layers of stone. |
Who built the Roman roads? | The army with help from slaves and prisoners. |
Who fought in the Colosseum? | Gladiators |
What construction material was invented by the Romans? | concrete |
How did Roman roads keep Rome better protected? | It helps the army move faster throughout the empire. |
Why did aqueduct builders use tunnels? | To move water through mountains. |
How does the Colosseum impact future generations? | Modern day stadiums are modeled after the Colosseum. |
What is a historical legacy? | Something accomplished or created that impacts future generations. |