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What architectural feature was used to carry water from higher elevations to Roman cities?
Aqueducts
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What were the apartment-like buildings in ancient Rome called?
Insulae
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What type of art was often painted directly onto the plaster walls of Roman houses?
Frescoes
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What architectural feature was used to support the roof of Roman buildings?
Columns
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What type of stone was commonly used in the construction of Roman buildings?
Marble
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What type of room was typically found at the center of a Roman house, with an open roof to let in light and air?
Atrium
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What material were the exteriors of Roman houses typically made of?
Stone
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What system was used to carry water into Roman homes?
Pipes
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What feature did wealthier families often have in their Roman houses, similar to today's living rooms?
Atriums
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What material was commonly used for the floors of Roman houses?
Tile
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What were small pieces of stone or glass used to create decorative patterns on walls and floors called?
Mosaics
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What material was commonly used to decorate the walls of Roman houses?
Painted plaster
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What were the apartment-like buildings in ancient Rome called?
Insulae
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What material were pipes made of to carry water into Roman homes?
Lead
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What underground system provided heating to Roman homes?
Heating systems
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What term describes the decorative carvings found on the exterior of Roman buildings?
Facade
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What type of art was often carved into the walls of Roman buildings?
Bas-reliefs
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What are small pieces of stone or glass used to create decorative patterns on walls and floors called?
Mosaics
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