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Where did the name plumber come from?
The name plumber dates from the Roman empire. In Roman times, roofs were made of Lead, or plumbum in Latin (hence the periodic territory of the elements symbol of 'Pb' for lead). Lead roofs were waterproof, and the workers on such roofs were what are now called "plumbers". Roman baths later used lead for piping and for the main baths. A person with expertise in working with lead was known as a Plumbarius, eventually shortened to plumber. Answer brought to you from Britney at http://www.alistplumbers.com
What are major accomplishments of king darius 1?
He made the Royal Road which allowed quick communications and promoted trades.
What were Hammurabi's strengths and weaknesses?
Hammurabi's strengths included his ability to unify Mesopotamia through military conquests and the establishment of a centralized government, as well as his introduction of one of the earliest codified legal systems, the Code of Hammurabi, which promoted social order and justice. However, his weaknesses included reliance on military power, which could lead to instability after his reign, and the potential for the harshness of his laws to create resentment among his subjects. Additionally, while he expanded his empire, the sustainability of his conquests was challenged by the complex social and political dynamics of the region.
What events led to the decline of Egyptian civilization?
The Egyptian civilization was once one of the worldâ??s great empires and one of the most advanced. There is not one specific event that lead to the decline. It was the unfortunate corruption, mismanagement and lack of investment into the country that cause their problems.
What did plumbers in rome use for pipes?
At the time of the Roman Empire, the Romans used pipes made of lead, because it is a cheap metal that is easily worked into pipes, and which unlike iron doesn't rust. The Romans didn't worry about lead poisoning. Lead pipes continued to be used even into the mid 20th century, before we became more concerned about the danger of lead poisoning.
How did Alexander's conquest lead to the new civilization?
how did alexander's conquests lead to a new civilization? --what the hell kind of an answer is that?! Some of the greatest conquests of Alexander the great included the victory over the Persian Empire and the Invasion of India. Look him up on the regular wikipedia for more.--
What Civilization did Julius caesar lead?
Julius Ceasar lead the Roman cilization from 49 B.C. to 44B.C.
How and why the early humans started to lead a setteld life and how the early settlements gave birth to civilization in India sub continent?
they lead to living in groups and travelled here and there in search of food and water
Why did civilization of mesopotamia stop?
It didn't actually stop, it evolved with the birth of other kingdoms and states
Who is Steves's daddy?
Jade Roman gave birth,raised,and lead Steve Calderon who's real name is Nathaniel
What good civilization did queen Cleopatra lead?
Cleopatra led the Egyptian civilization.
How did Alexander's conquests lead to the rise of civilization?
Various types of civilisation existed long before Alexander. His object was to bring in Greek culture to promote his view of civilisation. This spread a veneer of Greek culture through western Asia and Egypt, but this progressively wore thin after his death.
Did Julius Caesar lead the first roman invasion?
Julius Caesar did not lead the first roman invasion but he did lead the first roman invasion on great Britain
How did Alexander's conquests lead to a development of a new culture?
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How did Hernando Cortes become an explore?
He became an explore by his eager, conquests, and that is how he lead himself to his first expedition.
Who was chosen to lead the roman army in a day?
If you mean who was chosen to lead the roman army according to legend, it is Cincinnatus.
What did Galba conquer?
Galba, a Roman emperor from AD 68 to 69, is primarily known for his role in the Year of the Four Emperors rather than for specific conquests. He did not lead significant military campaigns or conquests during his reign. Instead, his rise to power followed the downfall of Nero, and he focused on stabilizing the empire amidst political turmoil. Galba's reign was short-lived, and he was ultimately overthrown before achieving any notable military achievements.
