I think that the Roman Republic excelled when it came to common good. They did really well in providing public services, protecting rights, the rule of law, preparing a common defense, and supporting the economic system. I gave the Roman Republic almost all A’s for meeting the common good, so in the next five paragraphs, I will tell you why. The Roman Republic got an A from me for meeting the common good in providing public services because they invented a waterway called the Aqueducts that provided
Introduction Roman law is not only the code of law that the ancient Romans followed, but is also the foundation of civil law present in countries seen today, such as Canada and the United States. The earliest developments of Roman law were closely associated with many other aspects of society. These aspects include religion and moral values, philosophy of law, and ‘customs and conventions’. This section of the report will cover a brief history of the major events that helped develop Roman law. The following
Purpose of Government Provide a public service. Explanation of how it meet the common good. They provided Aqueducts, The amazing and highly advanced Roman waterway system known as the Aqueducts, are one with the greatest achievements in the ancient world. The running water, indoor plumbing and sewer system was carrying away disease from the population within the Empire, wasn 't surpassed in capability until very modern times. The aqueducts were built from different combinations of stone, brick and