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Contributions of Ancient Rome

Art/Architecture ► Pantheon- ► Colosseum- ► Forum- ► Mosaics

Pantheon

Colosseum

Forum-Political & Religious Center

Technology ► Rome used concrete ► Roads-used up to 100 years ago ► Aqueducts-water channel that brought water into cities and towns ► Romans built arches and domes

Aqueducts

Language/Literature ► Latin was the foundation of the romance languages-French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Romanian. ► Literature-Virgil-the Aeneid-epic of legendary Aeneas

Law ► Greatest contribution to the U.S. ► Principle of “innocent until proven guilty” as well as “equal protection by law” from the twelve tables.

Understanding #1 ► Conquests and trade spread Roman cultural and technological achievements throughout the Empire

Understanding #2 ► Western Civilization was influenced by the cultural achievements of Rome

This language was spoken by the majority of Romans and is the root of all romance languages A. A. Spanish B. B. French C. C. Portuguese D. D. Latin

The idea of “innocent until proven guilty” came from what document? A. A. 10 commandments B. B. 12 Tables C. C. Hammurabi's Code D. D. Justinian’s Code

This man wrote the Aeniad A. A. Homer B. B. Ptolemy C. C. Virgil D. D. Aeschylus

This building, known as the Coliseum, was used primarily for A. A. Theatre B. B. Politics C. C. Religious ceremonies D. D. Gladiator games

Roman culture spread through A. A. Enslavement B. B. Conquest and trade C. C. Religion and books D. D. Bribery

This building resembles many U.S. government buildings today..what is it called? A. A. Pantheon B. B. Forum C. C. Coliseum D. D. Parthenon

The purpose of this structure was to bring fresh water into the city of Rome A. A. Coliseum B. B. Aqueduct C. C. Forum D. D. Archimedes screw

Rome was notorious for building these throughout its vast empire A. A. ponds B. B. roads C. C. pyramids

Greco-Roman culture is the foundation for A. A. Eastern Culture B. B. Western Culture C. C. World Culture