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1º ESO/ROMAN CULTURE AND CONTRIBUTIONS - Contenido educativo

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Subido el 17 de enero de 2021 por Alicia M.

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Roman contributions. One of the contributions of Rome is art and 00:00:00
architecture. We see this in the Pantheon, which is this building with the rounded 00:00:05
dome, the Colosseum, and the Forum. Romans also influenced many technological 00:00:10
feats, including Roman roads, aqueducts to carry water, Roman arches, and concrete. 00:00:22
In science, the achievements of Ptolemy influenced Western civilization. Ptolemy 00:00:35
was an astronomer, mathematician, and geographer of Greek descent. Remember 00:00:45
that Greece is a part of the Roman Empire at this time. Ptolemy has a 00:00:50
geocentric earth-centered model of the universe. It's now known as the 00:00:55
Ptolemaic system, which centers around the earth. Medicine was also one area and 00:01:00
public health where Romans contributed. Romans placed emphasis on public health 00:01:09
by creating public baths, public water systems like this system here, which 00:01:14
would be toilets and medical schools. Language. Latin and Romance languages. The Romance languages 00:01:21
are a language or any language that starts with Latin. The biggest Romance languages today are 00:01:32
Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, and Romanian. They are called Romance languages because they 00:01:38
originated from a language spoken by the Romans. On the chart, you can see how Latin eventually 00:01:45
turned into some of the several romance languages we have today. English is not a romance language 00:01:51
because it is more from a German language, but we still have a lot of Latin prefixes and suffixes 00:01:58
that we use, and some of our words do come from Latin origins. In literature, Virgil created an 00:02:06
epic poem called the Aeneid. The Aeneid is written in Latin between 29 and 19 BC, and it tells the 00:02:15
story of Aeneas, a Trojan who traveled to Italy where he became the ancestor of the Romans. It's 00:02:23
similar to the Greek poet Homer and the Iliad and the Odyssey. We already know about the 12 tables, 00:02:29
but these 12 tables influenced law, especially in the United States today. They developed the 00:02:39
theory of innocent until proven guilty, and that means that you did not commit the crime, you're 00:02:45
innocent until you go to trial and you're proven that you are guilty. The main ideas of this 00:02:51
objective are that conquest and trade spread Roman culture and technological achievements 00:02:58
throughout the empire. Western civilization today was influenced by the cultural achievements of Rome. 00:03:04
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