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| covered three continents, over 60 million people, lots of slaves, extended to northern Britian |
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| lasted 2000 years and ended 453 A.D. |
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| villas, colosseums, circuses, theaters, partments, temples, the forum, latrines, bath houses |
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Status of Roman women
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| could divorce husband, had more independence in the Roman Empire than in Greece, could own property, go to events alone, could work |
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| 79 A.D., Mount Vesuveus, excavation with America and British |
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Importance of water to Romans
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| liked to be clean, created water fountains and sewers, built aqueducts |
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