1. The Legacy of Ancient Rome

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Roman Art
Architecture
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3. A person trained to write or copy documents by hand.

4. scribe

5. A slow breakdown or failure

6. decline

7. A pipe or raised channel built to carry water over a long distance

8. aqueduct

9. A picture made up of small pieces of tile, glass, or colored stone

10. mosaic

11. The study of wisdom, knowledge, and the nature of reality

12. philosophy

13. Romans used this to protect their borders from outsiders.

14. soldiers

15. This is how some would make sure they would become the next emperor of Rome

16. have their armies fight each other

17. This was a problem caused by Rome’s large size

18. slow communication between Rome and its generals

19. This is the group that invaded Rome and removed the last Roman emperor in 476

20. Germanic tribes

21. This is the name of the city that Constantine moved the capital of Rome to in 330 CE

22. Byzantium

23. This is how Roman sculpture differs from Greek sculpture.5

24. Roman art is more lifelike

25. This is a type of painting in which scenes are painted on moist plaster walls or ceilings.

26. fresco

27. This is an example of Roman sculpture we can find in the USA.

28. a bust of George Washington (any sculpture of a president)

29. This is a carved art decoration showing a portrait or a scene that was popularly worn as jewelry in ancient Rome

30. cameos

31. It is a good modern example of a Roman fresco that we could see today.

32. a mural at a restaurant

33. This engineering accomplishment helped Rome to be connected to all of its regions.

34. roads

35. Video Daily Double
This modern structure found in Paris is a great example of what Roman architectural idea.

36. the Arc de Triomphe

37. This is one example of Roman architecture found at this Dubuque landmark

38. pillars or dome
                 

39. This popular Roman building material is created by mixing stone, sand, cement and water

40. concrete

41. This is the number of miles of roads that the Romans built to connect their empire.

42. 50,000 miles

43. French, Spanish and Portuguese all come from this Roman language.

44. Latin

45. This month of the year is named after Julius Caesar.

46. July

47. This is a character trait of stoics

48. courage and self-control

49. This is one way that American citizenship is similar to Roman ideas of citizenship

50. All citizens have certain rights and responsibilities

51. This is the Latin form of the US motto, “Out of many, one.”

52. E pluribus unum