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1. Roads - the Roman system of road building is still practiced to this day, and many Roman roads are still usable after thousands of years. In fact, the Romans were one of the first civilizations to create an organized centralized transit system of roads.
2. The Arch - Roman architecture pioneered the arch was a support mechanism.
3. Christianity - Love it or hate it, Christianity is the largest religion in the world today. When the Roman Emperor Constantine adopted it as the state religion of the Roman Empire, he set it on its path to dominance.
4. The Romantic Languages - French, Italian, Spanish, and much of English is based on Latin, and are called 'The Romantic Languages', as in 'from Rome'. The alphabet used in those languages and that you are reading know is called 'The Latin Alphabet' since it is based on Roman text.
5. Civil Engineering - The Romans invented arched bridges, aqueducts, dual excavation of tunnels and many other civil engineering developments that make modern infrastructure possible.
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In the Adams Onís Treaty Spain gave Florida to the US in return for a payment of?
5 million bucks
What did the Romans give to us?
Mainly: Legislative milestone's forming some of the structures still used today. The Language... Italian, Portuguese's, Spanish, Romanian, French, etc., all these are direct descendants of Latin, the Romans's' language. Even if it may be hard to be noticed, it highly influenced the English language, too, even if it's not a direct descendant of Latin, but of some kind of German an French. Also they gave us newspapers, calenders, policemen, firemen, concrete, central heating and indoor plumbing! so much! Lol!
What things did the English inherited from the roman invasion 5 things?
When the Romans invaded Britain, to name just five, they brought such things as:1. Roads - prior to the Romans the Britons would have only had dirt tracks.2. Improved sanitation - such as aqueducts, public bath houses etc...3. Religion - The Romans would have brought their religious ideas with them. During Emperor Constantine's rule (which came much later than the invasion of Britain) the Roman Empire officially adopted Christianity. Thus Christianity spread in Britain, at least faster, due to the Roman presence there.4. Architectural/Engineering ideas. Ideas such as the arch would have been passed on by the Romans.5. Language. Many modern English words have their roots in Latin.
What are 5 contributions if Romans made and what it did?
The Romans inventedCementThe arenaApartment buildingsShopping mallsThe use of the arch in buildingsSandalsPaved roadsDomes on buildingsWater systems
What are 5 most important laws of ancient civilization?
Greek, Romans, Mayans, Indian, Mongolian
What did the Arabic do for us?
Among many cultural things, they gave us these: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and possibly 0.
What do the 5 law books in the bible tell us?
They tell us to obey God, as Moses said: For Moses describeth the righteousness which is of the law, That the man which doeth those things shall live by them. (Romans 10.5)
What is the importance of the scripture Romans 5-8?
Romans 5:8 explains the reason why Jesus was sent to Earth. "But God demonstrates his love through this: While we were yet sinners, Christ died for us!" ---Romans Chapter 5 verse 8
What are 5 of the great achievement of the Romans?
What are 5 of the great achievement of the Romans?
What 5 things did the Romans invent?
The Romans invented: The aqueducts The stone-paved roads the hypocaust (underfloor heating) A new and tougher type of concrete which also set underwater. The public bathhouses
Did the Romans have a good or bad effect on us please give 5 answers for each side?
Suck Dick!
What were the 5 offerings God gave in the Bible?
I do not know, but the greatest offering God gave to us was his son Jesus Christ. (John 3.16)
Who gave us the teaching of the salt and light in the Bible?
Jesus gave us the teaching of the salt and light in the Bible. In Matthew 5:13-16, he tells his disciples that they are the salt of the earth and the light of the world, emphasizing the importance of their influence and impact on the world around them.
What things did the Romans give us?
1.Made Hadrian's Wall for defence.2. Brought new and tropical foods.3. Made Baths for leisure.4. Brought actually sane Kings.5. Made straight, smooth roads.Sewage, aqueducts viticulture.....Answer 2Technologies the Romans helped contributed to include indoor plumbing and the dome. They also perfected the technology for the arch.Think of language as one of the most important contributions of the Romans. French, Spanish, Romanian, Portuguese and Italian are called Romance languages due to their origins in Latin. Many English words also have Latin origins such as prefixes and suffixes--manual, pedal, territory, homicide, eject and Amanda are all words that have a Latin origin and those a just a couple.Latin is also the language of the Catholic Church. It was one of the original languages of Christianity. The vernacular translations of the Bible come from the Vulgate, the Latin translation of the Bible.The Roman Republic was an example of a Senatorial system. The Roman Empire united many areas and peoples under one system. There are current roads built over the original roads the Romans made from France to Italy. The Fall of the Roman Empire pushed Europe into the Dark Ages where knowledge was lost. If the Romans had no contribution, then there would not have been the Dark Ages.ANSWERIf I may suggest, do try to watch the movie "The Life of Brian" from the famous Monty Python comedy series. One of the characters in the movie asks the very same question and gets a very funny and comprehensive answer.:) it is a very funny film and it tells you about everything the Romans have ever done for us .
How many states can Texas divide it self into?
the us gave them the option to divide into 5 states
What are 5 main things that justice is based on in the US?
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What fraction is not equivalent to 5 and 1 over 5?
That list is infinite. If you gave us some choices, we could be more specific.
