What contribution did the Etruscans make to the rise of the Romans to the level of civilization?

Geographically, the country of the Etruscans coincided with the heart of the Roman Empire, but it existed earlier than Rome, and was a developed civilization. The influence of the Etruscans on the Romans was primarily cultural. The Romans took many details of engineering and architecture, making ceramics, and gladiator fights. The same goes for the medicine that the Romans adopted from the Etruscans. In addition, on the Apennine Peninsula, most cities and a developed road network were founded by the Etruscans and passed to the Romans.