How has the Romans influenced us with building roads?

Answer 1

Many of the Roman roads still exist and so do parts. The ones that do exist are not used for traffic today because it could damage them. Some modern roads follow the path set down by the Romans. So, what the Romans did doesn't effect todays roads.

Answer 2

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

Answer 3

The Romans influenced us with building roads because their roads were so advanced compared to the technology they had back in those days. Many of the features of our roads came from the Roman roads. The roads were elevated just a little bit in the center so there were two opposite inclined planes to prevent water from forming pools on the road and making water run off. Our roads today are like that too, which is why when you look at a modern road it doesn't seem like it is totally flat. Also, Romans followed a process to build their roads, which is why their roads lasted for centuries and are still found today.

Answer 4

The Romans road were made to last even while in almost constant use. Their construction and especially their drainage made them durable. But the most striking thing about Roman roads was their absolute straightness. Even today, when looking at the remnants of the roads one is impressed by this fact.

Answer 5

The Roman roads improved life by making the empire secure. Troops could move quickly along them to get to wherever there may be trouble. They improved trade; goods and food were transported into the city. They also improved culture as writers, poets and philosophers could travel freely and either import or export their works. The average Roman could travel all through Italy and beyond with very little trouble.

Answer 6

the roman roads changed history because it was the best road system in ancient history and allowed roman armies to move much quicker to destinations then other armies.

Answer 7

The Roman roads were a vital part of the development of the Roman state

Answer 8

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