Why did Roman emperors build so many public works? What did statues symbolize or represent in America today?

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Roman emperors built public works to symbolize power, promote public welfare, and celebrate Roman culture. These structures demonstrated the ruler's authority and improved citizens' quality of life. Modern statues in America similarly represent cultural values and identity. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-06

Why did Roman emperors build so many public works? What did statues symbolize or represent in America today?

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