What Have The Romans Invented That Is Still With Us Today?

They invented concrete, education, stadiums, glass, latin language, wine, socks, sign posts, sewage systems, musical instruments, flushing toilets, central heating, the Roman baths, roads, most of the alphapet, coins, miles, feet, inches & laws.

Concrete, Aqueducts, Baths, Central Heating, Roads, and they DIDN'T invent arches in buildings, though they were the first to use them.

The Romans invented the central heating system. It is still used by us. The central heating system supplies warmth to the interior section of a building. It controls the temperature inside a building. The central heating system may be referred to as HVAC (heating, ventilation and air-conditioning). Central heating differs from local heating in the sense that in case of local heating, the heat is generally concentrated in one place, for example, a furnace room in the house or the mechanical room in a multi-storeyed building. The most common way to create heat is by the combustion of fossil fuel in a furnace or a boiler. The heat produced is then passed around through the ductwork by water circulating through pipes or by steam fed through by pipes.

They invented the bikini (I know right!), eyeliner, lipstick, many other cosmetics, scissors, socks, concrete, the shower and the magnifying glass

Don't worrie I had this for home work lol this is the info I have found they made the calender 2000 years ago and july was named after julius caesar.
They also have made a leagle system, septic tanks, heating system, concrete, aqueducts, baths , central heating and roads :D

They invented the wheel, paved roads a water delivery system, hot baths, the arch.

Bikinis
showers
postal system
scissors
candles
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Roads, central heating, indoor plumbing, better arches that's all I can think of

Roads so it was easier for people to move around

Baths

The central heating

THEY invented drains that where underground.

From Dice!!!

Loads of stuff scissors, roads, concrete and bridges.!

Barbering is one of them

Cobbled paths :]

They invented education

The romans invented instruments wheelbarrow the coin the calender and wine
  
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They made roads that were very advanced for their time period. They also made concrete.

They invented aqueducts used to carry water. They also invented roads and streets. The romans invented the Qin Korine.... I think that is how you spell it ( its a boat and has great speed.) The Romans also invented bikinis, thats what I have been told, I do not kno if it is tru though.

The calendar

Building methods

Education

They invented  baths

The Roman built roads, military subscription indoor plumbing, sanitation and elected government. They also improved on previous weaponry and tactics, advancing the art of war to a whole new, efficient level.

The Romans got credit for a lot of things that the Etruscan's invented like sewage and arches.
The Romans invented postal system, bikinis and more!!

They invented arches, concrete, straight roads, aqueducts... Etc.
A better question is what did they not invent lol =)

Most of the roman inventions were actually invented by the Etruscan's. So technicality the Romans got all the credit.
The Etruscan's invented stone arches, roads, and sewage.
And without these inventions Rome would still have uncovered raw sewage and unpaved roads.
The Romans invented candles that you can eat, scissors, magnified glasses, the postal system, showers, and bikinis.

They invented aqueducts which we still use to day

Toilet

Ovens

The egyptians invented umbrellas, the Sumerians invented ovens, do you seriously think they did not bake bread before the romans