Aqueducts
What were aqueducts used for?
Aqueducts were used for bringing water from outside sources into cities and towns.
What language did the Romans spread throughout the Western Empire?
The Latin language
Who was the first emperor of the Roman Empire?
Caesar Augustus
Who was Jupiter?
He was the Greek god Zeus who ruled over all the gods; the Romans called him by this name.
How do aqueducts affect our modern world?
Aqueducts have made a huge impact on modern day life. Without aqueducts we wouldn't be able to do everyday things such as laundry, wash dishes, take a shower, brush our teeth, use the restroom, and etc.
What are Romance languages?
Romance languages are languages that evolved from Latin. Around 800 million people speak a Romance language to this day.
Who were Roman women?
They had some rights as Roman citizens but could not vote or hold office however they could own property and businesses.
Who were Romulus and Remus?
They were the twin gods that founded Rome.
If cities or towns had aqueducts were they considered wealthy?
Yes, aqueducts became an appearance of power and wealth in a city. Most likely if your city didn't have aqueducts it was poor.
What is an example of a language that evolved from Latin?
English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Romanian.
What is a filibuster?
A tactic used by Roman senators that is still used today in order to delay a vote in the Senate.
Who was Constantine?
He was the emperor who converted to Christianity.