This didn’t stop Caesar though. Caesar and his army attacked Gaul without a mercy. They were not going to stop until they got the land they wanted. With the forceful army of soldiers Caesar had, they caused Vercingetorix to surrender. The people of Gaul were no match for this dominant force. After the surrender, Caesar didn’t want the Gallics to go unpunished for the attempt of getting in his way, so he ordered that every one in ten people of Gaul, to have their hands cut off.
Cleopatra then came into Julius Caesar’s life. With her coming into his life, he wanted to take over her land; Egypt, too. In order to take over her land, he had to leave his own land to visit her. While he was gone, he left his empire unguarded. Luckily, no one attempted to attack Rome. When he arrived back into Rome, he was handed ten years as dictator. With his dictator position, he formed a monarchy. There were both unhappy and happy people. After a few years, he went to see Cleopatra and brought her back to Rome with