Example in architecture: Aqueducts. In fact, in some places in Europe, the original roman Aqueducts are still used for transporting water! Another are the Roman roads: some of the Roman roads, some of which are still (with modification) used today: this is possible because the Romans used a specially efficient system for building their roads.
Example in language: The language of the Roman empire is still used today! Well, it evolved and changed, but it formed the basis for many modern languages, such as Italian and Spanish.
But as far as "ideas" are concerned, a good example would be the Roman script, which is still used today (it's the script I am writing in now, too). It wasn't invented by the Romans, but it was adapted by them from the Greek. Still, the version we use today is using the changes that the Romans made.
During the Civil War, Tubman worked for the Union army as a nurse, a cook, and a spy. Her experience leading slaves along the Underground Railroad was especially helpful because she knew the land well. She recruited a group of former slaves to hunt for rebel camps and report on the movement of the Confederate troops.
Roosevelt said that the United States would prevent Latin American countries from illegal actions.
After World War I, Latin American countries were newly formed with the United States. For establishing its base in South America, US guaranteed independence all the newly formed countries.However vast resources and developed manpower combined with the growing strength of the United States.
This strength helped in preventing from all the illegal operations in newly formed Latin American. Therefore in the newly formed Latin America countries, the United States signifies as a "police officer" during President Theodore Roosevelt's reign.
Answer: Alexander Hamilton, he convinced the House to vote against Aaron Burr.
Explanation: As first secretary of the Treasury (1789-1795), he consolidated the public debt of the Union and the states, founded the national bank and laid the foundations of the country's industrialization. A politician of uncompromising positions was a loyal Washington follower and Jefferson's combative adversary, he died in New York in the aftermath of deadly injuries resulting from a duel with a rival, politician Aaron Burr.
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