The Rise of the Roman Empire · 753 BC – AD 43
Roman Engineering Marvels
Discovering how aqueducts, arches, and concrete allowed Rome to grow into a megacity.
Key Questions
- 1How did aqueducts improve the health of Roman citizens?
- 2Why was the invention of concrete a turning point in history?
- 3How did Roman roads facilitate trade and communication?
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
KS2: History - The Roman Empire and its Impact on Britain
Year: Year 4
Subject: History
Unit: The Rise of the Roman Empire
Period: 753 BC – AD 43
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