Julius Caesar
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- -a powerful general that helped Rome become the sole superpower of the Mediterranean and one of the strongest empires in the ancient world
- -born 100 BC and assassinated 44 BC
- -a dictator, consul, governor, and general
- -declared himself dictator for life once his enemies were defeated
- -this action alienated republican senators and other governors so Cassius and Brutus (his former friend and who used to look up to Caesar as his idol) killed him
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- -he wrote new laws
- -improved how to rule provinces in the empire
- -appointed governor of Gaul
- -he was elected consul in Rome
- -declared himself dictator for life
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- -Rome, Italy
- -he was often around the Mediterranean fighting
- -was the governor of Gaul
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- -born 12 or 13th of July 100 BC
- -assassinated 44 BC
- -only ruled Rome for 2 years but gave it new hope and power
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- -he conquered large amounts of land and beat the barbarians of Gaul
- -a dictator and military general
- -stabbed 23 times in the hands of the Senate
- -notorious among the government of Rome
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- -had a loyal and strong army behind him
- -introduced new methods of ruling provinces
- -he created the "First Triumvirate" with Pompey the Great, a military general, and Crassus, a millionaire
- -he used his daughter Julia and married her off with Pompey to seal the deal with Pompey and Caesar
- -once Julia died, Pompey came to his senses and attacked against Caesar
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- Katie C · Oct 2015
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- Nov 30, 2016
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