Are The Romans Good Or Bad

Roman are known for their remarkable feats, Bridges, Roads and Highways and Aqueducts. Roman invited public welfare because Romans also believed that all Romans citizens should have food and shelter. Romans adopted every good idea that they saw. If other people were doing something better than the Romans, the Romans changed their way to the better way. They copied anything if they thought it was good. Roman believes in gods and goddesses. The Romans heard stories of the myths of the Greek. Romans loved the stories and changes the name of the gods to Roman gods.

Roman Engineering accomplishments provide the citizen greats wealth and prosperity. The Roman engineers built inventions in the town that improve the citizen's life was the public

building such as baths for bathing and relaxing and amphitheater used for entertainment purposes and events such as gladiator combats, animal slayings, and executions. The first thing the Romans did upon entering a new region, after winning the war that gained them their new territory, was to construct Roman roads and bridges. The roads provided a way to communicate to the economy. Roman roads were used to improve the speed that armies, officials, messengers and trade goods could move around the lands controlled by the Romans.

Roman engineers are particularly skillful in rapidly building new structures, they are also good at maintaining their structural integrity. Roman gets its resources from trading and mining. The state owned the mining facility, Roman citizens melt down the gold, silver, and bronze that was dug up to make coins, while the iron ore is used to make weapons and armors for the soldiers. In 312 B.C aqueducts were built to convey water. Romans constructed aqueducts to bring a constant flow of water from distant sources into cities and towns, supplying public baths, latrines, fountains and private houses.

Roman inventions such as Pantheon and the Colosseum were made by materials that were created by Roman called Concrete. Concrete are made by combining lime and volcanic rock to form a mortar. Concrete is a durable material that held up constructions for over thousands of years. When Julius Caesar came to power, he decided to throw out the old calendar and invent a new one. The new calendar had 365 days in a year. Julius Caesar named a month after himself called July. After Augustus came into power, he name the month after July the month of August.