Roman Architecture?

Question:Can anyone give me 5 examples of how roman architecture has influenced and become or has been change into modern architecture

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Investors changed the ideals of earliest Romulus and
Deities in the higher markets. The bible illustrators lost
their school centers eventually not mastering all the arts,
they got caught in the garden of budgetting with mendels.
This losing market was replaced with the 4 surges of the
greek ampitheater of playhouses. Stadiums for ball, socco, archery, faregrounds have survived and become fine
public active properties. The older update was in the
movies primitive form of puppets in Korea. A china team
of the highest royals went in on spending their national arts
on upgrading puppeteers in about 1280 after Magellan
and explorers convinced them of the growing education
of trade shippers would be good for China and the world.
Result was a Tiger technology team founded in those days
to make consistency a goal of investment operators. This
was founded in France, Spain by a family called the Galls.

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Clues/hints: the arch, the aqueducts, vaulted ceilings, examples of Roman buildings as models for modern structures.

symmetry, columns, post & beam, perspective image, ornamentation

They came up with the Arch, and the Dome, which are still around today. They also came up with aqueducts\. Because Roman architectureal forms were so practical, they are still popular today. They came up with concrete and made an advanced system of roads. They made the Collosseum, which used different things that influenced the way we still build things today.

Look up the aqueduct of Segovia, Spain.

It's a prime example of Roman architecture.

If you just look at the Arch, which can be found in many American homes, it is the foundation of Roman Architecture. Also in places such as Down Town Philadelphia.

Many buildings such as the Philadelphia art Museum, and a wide variety of banks, have exteriors that are directly modeled after Roman Temples or court houses. That's because the Freemasons who founded this nation along with the Roman Catholics, based much of their custom on Ancient Roman Architecture and Latin language.

The Romans also invented concrete using lime and water. Our Our water system is also lightly based on the aqueducts of ancient Rome.

Since Rome and Greek were so closely related, many of our buildings may have Roman architecture, with Symbols, such as the white house. It has a dome & pillars (Roman), but it has a Greek statue at the very top. What is that statue? "Persephone" Queen of the Underworld.

Now why that would be on top of our White house.....I don't know, but it makes you wonder what our founding fathers really believed in though.