Roman Contributions to Law and Architecture

The video explores the legacies of ancient Rome, focusing on its government structure, legal innovations, and influence on modern law. It highlights Roman contributions to engineering and architecture, such as roads and concrete, and their impact on modern buildings. The video also covers Roman society, including social services and cultural activities, and discusses Rome's policy of cultural adaptation. The spread of the Latin language and the development of urban living are also examined, showcasing Rome's lasting influence on the modern world.

What was the role of the consuls in the Roman Republic?

• They were the legislative body.

• They were the executive branch.

• They were the judiciary.

• They were the common people.

Which Roman innovation ensured that all individuals were subject to the law equally?

• Civil rights

• Separation of powers

• Trial by jury

• Equality before the law

How did Roman law influence modern legal systems?

• It introduced the concept of treason.

• It created the first police force.

• It established the practice of returning defective products.

• It developed the first fire department.

Which of the following is a Roman contribution to architecture?

• The skyscraper

• The pyramid

• The suspension bridge

• The arch

What is the Roman road most famous for?

• Its decorative design

• Being the longest road in history

• Being the first paved road

• Its durability and longevity

What was the purpose of the Cohorts Bourbonnae in ancient Rome?

• To manage sanitation

• To build roads

• To organize sports events

• To serve as a police force

How did Romans improve upon the Greek concept of the amphitheater?

• By using it only for gladiatorial games

• By fully developing it for various events

• By adding a roof

• By making it larger

Which language is directly derived from Latin?

• Russian

• English

• French

• German

What was the Roman term for an apartment building?

• Domus

• Villa

• Palazzo

• Insula

What modern convenience did Roman apartment buildings have?

• Running water and sanitation

• Air conditioning

• Elevators

• Central heating