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Greatest Achievement of the Ancient Romans

Ancient Romans were enlightened people that did great inventions that are evident till

date. They did copy people’s ideas but also invented most of them by their own.W e are focusing

mainly on the achievements that Ancient Romans had to offer. Some of the accomplishments

include Rome’s aqueducts ,the infrastructure and roman alphabet .Most of the achievements

were the start of the things we are using today thanks to the inventions of the ancient rome.

We all use water in our household for various needs. We don’t go to the exact source

of water as we had to earlier on instead we get our water from tankers or pipes . The romans

came up with the original solution to suppling water to cities , they brought water into cities

with aqueducts . They were long stone water ways that delivered water to roman cities.

The ancient Romans are referred to as the great builders, and they were. They

developed many new techniques for buildings and construction of all types including the

invention of concrete.This hasgreatly been implemented in the modern world in concurrent with

their engineering skills and their buildings seem uniquely beuiful and of greater quality.

In conclusion, the accomplishments of ancient Rome are remarkable. They succeeded in

numerous fields and introduced innovatory inventions and ideas prevailing in the modern world.

They came up with the water supply ystem that has been an epitome on how water should be

distributed within and without the city.. They were also famous for their successful engineering

accomplishments, and their constructions have always been top-notch. Furthermore, their culture

has greatly contributed to most nations’ history and influenced people’s daily lives. Therefore,

the Romans’ accomplishments deserving consideration and praise can help individuals

understand the modern world better.

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