What Was Julius Caesar's Accomplishments

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Gaius Julius Caesar was murdered on the 15th of March in the Capitol. He was born on July 13th, 100 BC meaning he was 55 at the time of his death. Caesar was stabbed 23 times by noble conspirators on the steps near Pompey’s statue. He was on the cusp of being crowned king right before he passed away. A few of his accomplishments include serving as military tribune, having a seat on the Senate, and being elected consul. He is survived by his adopted son Augustus Octavian and wife Calpurnia. One thing is for sure, his harsh rule will definitely not be missed by the citizens of Rome.

Marcus Junius Brutus passed away during the battle at Philippi. He was preceded in death by his wife Portia. Brutus’ cause of death was running into his sword. He

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