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Roman Eulogy Notes

Roman Eulogy Notes. Achievements:. Roman Problems:. The Impact of Rome:. Many modern structures use Roman architecture. Economic Decline: fewer sources of wealth; heavier taxes. Use of arches, vaults and domes. Some Roman Aqueducts still bring fresh water to several cities in Europe.

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Roman Eulogy Notes

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  1. Roman Eulogy Notes Achievements: Roman Problems: The Impact of Rome: • Many modern structures use Roman architecture • Economic Decline: fewer sources of wealth; heavier taxes • Use of arches, vaults and domes • Some Roman Aqueducts still bring fresh water to several cities in Europe • Aqueducts brought water to cities • Many modern European highways follow ancient Roman roadways • Disloyal Military: less-disciplined soldiers, allegiance to generals instead of Rome • Romans had 50,000 miles of roads • Half of English has Latin roots; romance languages (Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian) based on Latin; Roman Catholic Church used Latin into the 2oth century • Realistic style of sculpture • Use of Mosaics • Political Corruption: Politicians interested only in financial gain • Roman law the basis of systems in Europe and the United States; equal treatment under the law; representative government ; Stoicism created a sense of citizenship • Roman Numerals • They spoke Latin • Foreign invaders played a role in bringing down the empire. • Roman law • and government • Christianity goes to former imperial lands

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