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Roman Contributions What did the Romans come up with that we still use today?

Architecture Columns Concrete Arch Pantheon – temple to gods

Art – Sculpture & Mosaics Realistic portraits narrative art 3-Dimensional (perspective & depth)

Engineering Aqueducts Sewers Roads (50,000 miles)

Citizenship Offered citizenship to conquered people to keep them peaceful

Math Roman numerals I = 1 V = 5 X = 10 L = 50 C = 100 D = 500 M = 1000 Mathematical signs (+, -, /, x)

Language Roman alphabet (what we use today!) Latin roots Ex. Port = carry portable import export

Calendar Juli = July = Julius Caesar August = Augustus (adopted son)

Religion Believed in many gods & goddesses (polytheistic) Christianity spread because Romans persecuted Christians

Government / Law Republic (vote for leaders) Senate Constitution 3-part government – checks & balances