Julius Caesar, a notorious General, and politician of Rome and Malcolm X an outspoken advocate against racism and views on white aggression against black individuals. Both of these people were great leaders in their way. Julius Caesar was a general for Rome, and Malcolm X was a civil rights activist and Minister. The reason for comparing these two men is because Julius Caesar was a leader and Malcolm X was also a leader. So it would be right to compare to leaders.
Julius Caesar was born on July 13 100 B.C in a low-income family in Rome. He served in the military due to him forced to divorcing his wife or losing his property. Once Julius returned from serving he returned to Rome and began to work with Pompey, a former lieutenant. Later, Caeser was elected quaestor …show more content…
Eventually, Caesar went to war with Pompey and things got worse. Pompey was eventually killed off in Egypt when Caesar pushed him back. Julius upon his return was made dictator for life and helped reform Rome. During his time a dictator he would invite his former Roman enemies into the government. Caeser a year later was assassinated by Gaius Cassius Longinus, Decimus Junius Brutus, and Marcus Junius Brutus.
Malcolm X a Civil rights activist, and Minister born on May 19, 1925, in Omaha, Nebraska. Having a rough childhood experiencing racism, and death threats, and also the death of his father. Due to his father's death, his mother never recovered from the death of her husband and went straight to the mental institution for the next 26 years. Malcolm and his siblings were then placed in separated foster homes. A couple of years later Malcolm X dropped out of school at the age of 15 to pursue something bigger. He then proceeded to move to Boston to live with his half-sister Ella. Malcolm then got a couple of jobs as kitchen help and selling drugs. Malcolm convicted of larceny and sentenced to ten years in jail had his life flash before him. To pass the time in prison,
Julius Caesar was born on July 13 100 B.C in a low-income family in Rome. He served in the military due to him forced to divorcing his wife or losing his property. Once Julius returned from serving he returned to Rome and began to work with Pompey, a former lieutenant. Later, Caeser was elected quaestor …show more content…
Eventually, Caesar went to war with Pompey and things got worse. Pompey was eventually killed off in Egypt when Caesar pushed him back. Julius upon his return was made dictator for life and helped reform Rome. During his time a dictator he would invite his former Roman enemies into the government. Caeser a year later was assassinated by Gaius Cassius Longinus, Decimus Junius Brutus, and Marcus Junius Brutus.
Malcolm X a Civil rights activist, and Minister born on May 19, 1925, in Omaha, Nebraska. Having a rough childhood experiencing racism, and death threats, and also the death of his father. Due to his father's death, his mother never recovered from the death of her husband and went straight to the mental institution for the next 26 years. Malcolm and his siblings were then placed in separated foster homes. A couple of years later Malcolm X dropped out of school at the age of 15 to pursue something bigger. He then proceeded to move to Boston to live with his half-sister Ella. Malcolm then got a couple of jobs as kitchen help and selling drugs. Malcolm convicted of larceny and sentenced to ten years in jail had his life flash before him. To pass the time in prison,