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legacy of rome

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examples of romes architecture in our modern world domes, arches, columns and vaults in churches, banks, and government buildings’ (U.S. Capitol Building has a dome)
examples oh how latin has influenced the english languages the use of roman numerals, many english words use latin prefixes or roots
examples of romes art legacy on our world we see lifelike sculptures, frescoes, and murals in buildings, resturants and mueseums. cut gems and cameos in jewelry
natural law we all have rights (declaration of independence)
examples of how roman law influenced the world today many laws today are based on roman law and all people have natural rights
most cities in europe had this in common, geograpghically, (where are they located) most were located along rivers and large bodies of water to make trade and travel easier
effect mountains have on europe they were barriers to trade and travel but provided protection from invaders
Identify an event during the roman empire and explain what happened OR describe an achievement and how it affects us today bridge, aqueducts, colosseum,republic,hadrians wall, dome, arches
factors that led to the fall of the roman empire in the western half of europe political instability (no good leaders), economic and social problems, and weakening frontiers
fresco a picture painted on the moist plaster of a wall or cieling
mural a painting on a wall
patron a person who supports the arts or other activities by supplying money for them
vault an arched structure used to hold up a ceiling or roof
dome a roof shaped like a half-circle
aqueduct a pipe or channel to carry water between distant places
cathedral a large and important church
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