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Accomplishments of Rome 27 B.C A.D. 476

Accomplishments of Rome 27 B.C A.D. 476 sewers, roads, aqueducts Concrete roads connected the empire aqueducts brought water to cities ENGINEERING

Accomplishments of Rome 27 B.C A.D. 476 sewers, roads, aqueducts Concrete roads connected the empire aqueducts brought water to cities ENGINEERING PHILOSOPHY Stoicism – living practically with little emotion

Accomplishments of Rome 27 B.C A.D. 476 sewers, roads, aqueducts Concrete roads connected the empire aqueducts brought water to cities ENGINEERING PHILOSOPHY Stoicism – living practically with little emotion ARCHITECTURE Dome, column, arch

Accomplishments of Rome 27 B.C A.D. 476 sewers, roads, aqueducts Concrete roads connected the empire aqueducts brought water to cities ENGINEERING PHILOSOPHY Stoicism – living practically with little emotion ARCHITECTURE Dome, column, arch ART Greek- statues look perfect Roman- realistic

Accomplishments of Rome 27 B.C A.D. 476 sewers, roads, aqueducts Concrete roads connected the empire aqueducts brought water to cities ENGINEERING PHILOSOPHY Stoicism – living practically with little emotion ARCHITECTURE Dome, column, arch ART Greek- statues look perfect Roman- realistic LAW 12 Tables “You’re innocent until proven guilty!”

Accomplishments of Rome sewers Concrete roads connected the empire aqueducts brought water to cities PHILOSOPHY Stoicism – living without emotion ARCHITECTURE dome, column, arch ART realistic LAW- 12 Tables “You’re innocent until proven guilty!” RELIGION Spread Christianity throughout the world ENGINEERING

Accomplishments of Rome sewers Concrete roads connected the empire aqueducts brought water to cities PHILOSOPHY Stoicism – living without emotion ARCHITECTURE dome, column, arch ART realistic LAW- 12 Tables “You’re innocent until proven guilty!” RELIGION Spread Christianity throughout the world MILITARY organized ENGINEERING

Accomplishments of Rome sewers Concrete roads connected the empire aqueducts brought water to cities PHILOSOPHY Stoicism – living without emotion ARCHITECTURE dome, column, arch ART realistic LAW- 12 Tables “You’re innocent until proven guilty!” RELIGION Spread Christianity throughout the world MILITARY organized GOVERNMENT republic with Executive Legislative Judicial ENGINEERING I’ll represent you! Great Britain Libya IraqPortugal