services, and villas are all examples of the public services in ancient Rome. The aqueducts was a very good accomplishment in Rome. The aqueducts were very helpful in many ways, such as, carrying away diseases, a new discover that helped the citizens get water easier, and it maintained the water flow easily. It need need a lot of materials, specific supplies, and lots of work
Mostly composed of highly skilled men, the praetorian guard influenced Rome's political structure and eventually usurped power over the span to the point that they were pivotal in politics (Bingham). Without the support of the Praetorian Guard, a newly elected emperor would never last in their reign and with the support of
The Romans invented and revolutionised many innovations and technologies. Although, of all of these ancient Roman innovations and technologies, hydraulic cement-based concrete is certainly the most significant innovation that has come to be. Ancient Roman concrete was significant as it allowed the ancient world to build greater infrastructure. This in turn vitally helped keep the everyday citizens of Rome working and helped revolutionise trade and many regions’ economies. Concrete also allowed long-lasting
Social Structures: There are many similarities between the Chinese and Roman social structures. In China there were six social classes: Rulers, Nobles, Farmers, Craftspeople, Traders, and Slaves. Rulers: The Emperor, leaders or other kinds of rulers. Nobles: The nobles made up the highest-ranking class after the ruling family. Shang nobles enjoyed a life of luxury. They lived in great palaces. Farmers: Farmers were the largest social class in the society. They worked small plots of land, growing
Gladiators: The Great Entertainers of Ancient Rome From their inception until their disappearance following the reign of the Christian Emperor Constantine in 337 AD, the Roman gladiatorial games were a huge component of the Roman world. The content of entertainment that a society produces can be a huge influence on how that society lives and how its individuals perform their functions. The great Roman historian Tacitus alludes to the great affect the gladiator games played upon the Roman political