Leader, dictator, and a hero of Rome are three words that people think of in connection with Julius Caesar. Many people know that Julius Caesar was an amazing leader in war, but he was so much more. Julius Caesar changed the world by extending the Roman Empire, and he left a legacy as one of the best leaders in war. The early life of Julius Caesar was very political. He grew up in a family full of politicians so he learned politics at a very young age. Julius Caesar also grew up in a poor family and when his parents died he was left alone with his uncle. Caesar's uncle was the biggest political influence on Julius Caesar.
As Caesar started to grow up, he was under the rule of a dictator named Sulla who was a ruthless and bloodthirsty dictator. Sulla had banned Caesar from being able to marry anyone, but as a teenager Caesar stood up to Sulla and …show more content…
Under his rule he had helped the poor by giving them a new life. Caesar hated failure so he always gave his one hundred percent in anything he did. He was a righteous man who did what he thought was right. He had made Rome the biggest center of trade, theater, and a lot more(Lloyd). Caesar's Rome is one of the most powerful cities ever in the world.
Whenever Caesar had gone into war or made a base he had always calculated everything. He was very smart and used different types of strategies to trick his foes. He wrote books of his war methods, and he had wrote seven books in seven years while in battle. He was also very responsible and smart, which made him a successful leader.
Julius Caesar had a huge and a powerful army because he treated is soldiers well. Before, soldiers were never payed well, but when Caesar raised the price for his army, everyone wanted to join to start a new life (Denise, 81). He gave the soldiers good armour, paid them well and even gave them land. This is why his soldiers loved him, and this is why they were loyal and gave him the respect he
As Caesar started to grow up, he was under the rule of a dictator named Sulla who was a ruthless and bloodthirsty dictator. Sulla had banned Caesar from being able to marry anyone, but as a teenager Caesar stood up to Sulla and …show more content…
Under his rule he had helped the poor by giving them a new life. Caesar hated failure so he always gave his one hundred percent in anything he did. He was a righteous man who did what he thought was right. He had made Rome the biggest center of trade, theater, and a lot more(Lloyd). Caesar's Rome is one of the most powerful cities ever in the world.
Whenever Caesar had gone into war or made a base he had always calculated everything. He was very smart and used different types of strategies to trick his foes. He wrote books of his war methods, and he had wrote seven books in seven years while in battle. He was also very responsible and smart, which made him a successful leader.
Julius Caesar had a huge and a powerful army because he treated is soldiers well. Before, soldiers were never payed well, but when Caesar raised the price for his army, everyone wanted to join to start a new life (Denise, 81). He gave the soldiers good armour, paid them well and even gave them land. This is why his soldiers loved him, and this is why they were loyal and gave him the respect he