The most notable achievement of the Romans was probably in the area of civil engineering. We know everything about its roads,
its aqueducts, its public baths. Even the ruins of these buildings still have an extremely impressive appearance today. ” Historian Ernest Hans Gombrich made these statements in one of his works, entitled History of Art, which is highly appreciated in academia. Regarding the observations made on the works cited below, we can say that: a) Acropolis - The Acropolis, in Athens, has grand and majestic columns that show all the splendor of Roman architecture. b) Roman roads - the phrase, all roads lead to Rome, was used by the fact that the roads of the empire were inefficient, causing Roman citizens to be forced to stay in their cities. c) Triumphal Arches - represented all the glory achieved by the gods in their epic battles, recorded by Roman mythology. d) Pantheon - One of the most wonderful of its buildings is the Pantheon, a temple dedicated to all gods.
The 'New Women': The 'New Women' of the 1920s had been given the right to vote, were able to obtain college degrees, learned to drive, and went to work.
