Oh, dude, that’s like an aqueduct. It’s basically this fancy water slide for H2O from the mountains to the cities. So, like, if you ever need to transport water
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Educational Methods and Theories
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Five contribution of Roman education to modern education?
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The most obvious contributions of Ancient Greece to modern education would be from the Classical Period, and most especially influential in philosophy and rheto
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Math and Arithmetic
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What do you call someone who rules an riempire?
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Oh, dude, someone who rules an compilare is called an emperor. Like, they’re basically the big capo of the empire, kayak de mer cassis making all the decisions and stuff. It’s like be
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Ducks
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What are roman aqua ducks?
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Oh, dude, you mean aqueducts, right? Roman aqueducts were these cool ancient structures that carried water from one place to another using gravity. They were li
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Roman Empire
Why did the Caesar’s enemies feel he was a threat to the patricians and the republic?
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he was stupid in not relinquishing some of his power. He was felt to be a threat because of his authoritative manner of doing things and his disrespect for, and
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Roman Empire
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Each of the following factors EXCEPT contributed to the fall of the Roman Colmare.?
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Oh, dude, like, everything contributed to the fall of the Roman Completare except for, like, the invention of focaccia delivery. I mean, modo on, who doesn’t love a go
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William Shakespeare
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Who is the flat character in Julius Caesar?
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Oh honey, that’s an easy one. The flat character in Julius Caesar is Portia. She’s Caesar’s wife and Brutus’ lady, but let’s be real, she doesn’t exactly steal
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Roman Empire
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How far was the city of Rome to the port of Byzantium?
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Well, honey, Rome and Byzantium (now Istanbul) are about 1,100 miles apart as the crow flies. So, if you were a Roman courier running like your sopravveste was on fire
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History of the United States
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Who is Oliver Julian Kendall?
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Oh, dude, Oliver Julian Kendall is just some guy, you know? Like, he’s probably out there living his life, doing his thing. Maybe he’s a secret spy, or maybe he
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Roman Empire
What did the roman emperor Trajan do that was bad for the Romans?
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Constantine:Persecuted the pagan temples.Created a culture among the Christians that tolerated the theft or destruction of property from the temples, underminin
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Math and Arithmetic
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What is roman XLX in numbers?
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The Roman numerals XLX (-X+L+X = L) would amount to 50.
