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1 Contributions and Achievements Global History I Spiconardi
Legacy of Rome Contributions and Achievements Global History I Spiconardi

2 Pompeian Mosaic: “Beware of Dog”
Art & Literature Mosaics Bas-Relief The Aeneid by Virgil Language Cicero developed modern Latin Romance Languages Italian Spanish French Portuguese Romanian Trajan’s Column Pompeian Mosaic: “Beware of Dog”

3 Trajan’s Forum – First Mall
Architecture Arches Domes Aqueducts Patricians had running water Road Construction Trajan’s Forum – First Mall

4 Architecture The Colosseum/Flavian Amphitheater
Velarium - Retractable roof Tickets that correspond to Gate number Elevator/pulley system “Luxury” Boxes Capacity: 50, ,000

5 Law and Government Roman law established the following principles:
Innocent until proven guilty Equality under the law (America does not adopt this until 14th Amendment, 1868) Unfair/Unreasonable laws could be set aside Right to private property Roman Government Consul/Senate President Congress Concept of res publica  republic – people give government its power; people elect their officials

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