Throughout the time of the Roman Empire, the Romans were very multicultural and Adaptive people. From 31 BC to the split of the empire to 476 AD. Throughout time under great leadership from great rulers like Julius Caesar, Augustus, to Constantine. Rome accomplished many achievements. One of their major impacts is in their Judicial Laws and Principles.”The greatest Legacy of the Roman Empire to the world was their law”. During the Empire, both systems were united with stability all-round the empire. This made the Empire fairer. The Romans had many common principle in their judicial branch .1) People of the same status are equal under the law.2) An accused person is presumed innocent until proven guilty.3) The accuses person is allowed to face their accuser and defend any charges against him.4) Decisions should be based on fairness, allowing judges to interpret the law. Most
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Romans had lot advancement in their engineering and architectural structures. They built many structures that help them with daily things like showering and traveling. They built roads, bridges, harbors and most importantly aqueducts. Hence the quote “All roads led to Rome”. This is because they were the first to come up with the concept of “roads’’. Aqueducts were important because they were bridge-like structures which carried water to the cities from the hills. They provided fresh water to drink and bathe in. Roman used Greek idea but just made them on bigger scale (which is called grandeur) with little improvements. They improved on arches, domes, and on vaulted roofs. For example: The Pantheon which is a famous dome shaped structure found in Rome. Their buildings and structures are not only things that they copied and adapted with. They also copied Greeks’ sense of realism within their artwork. Although Roman Engineering was impactful the Roman Empire had many other things that affect and changed their everyday
Romans had lot advancement in their engineering and architectural structures. They built many structures that help them with daily things like showering and traveling. They built roads, bridges, harbors and most importantly aqueducts. Hence the quote “All roads led to Rome”. This is because they were the first to come up with the concept of “roads’’. Aqueducts were important because they were bridge-like structures which carried water to the cities from the hills. They provided fresh water to drink and bathe in. Roman used Greek idea but just made them on bigger scale (which is called grandeur) with little improvements. They improved on arches, domes, and on vaulted roofs. For example: The Pantheon which is a famous dome shaped structure found in Rome. Their buildings and structures are not only things that they copied and adapted with. They also copied Greeks’ sense of realism within their artwork. Although Roman Engineering was impactful the Roman Empire had many other things that affect and changed their everyday