Introduction
It was 85 B.C. Rome was in chaos people were scared and confused. A young boy is standing off to the sides. This young man is Gaius Julius Ceasar will become the leader of the Roman military and is the future leader of the Roman Republic. Julius Caesar’s father died when he was young leaving him to live with his uncle. Who was a military leader after living with him for a few years he decided he would go into military. While there he was placed at the first rank he came from a very high ranking family so he shot right up to general which the senate did not like but they were forced to because of political reasons.
Historical Context
Julius Caesar was one of the most successful and powerful military leaders to live. After …show more content…
He accomplished many things while being in control of the Roman Republic. Many people think him as a dictator others think of him as a great leader. Many people are undecided. He showed leadership when the barbarians were trying to get into Italy. Julius Caesar showed remarkable leadership in his career at the head of the Roman Empire. (100 Leaders) But thats not all he was such a great leader people in the military didn't even question his actions when he ordered them to happen they just simply carried them out.
Julius Ceasar was a leader because of his knowledge of the battlefield because he could spot great places to put his troops. This let him gain his soldiers trust. He also gained the trust of the government long enough to become a dictator(100 leaders). Julius Caesar was a dictator yes but he was also a leader he made Rome one of the most powerful nations there ever was. While Julius Ceasar was at the head of the Roman Republic he was in command of the most powerful militaries and navies of the time. He conquered many countries that later broke apart after he died but they still kept their distance since they were scared of the Roman Empire. Which who wouldn't be? They were the most powerful at the …show more content…
Adolf Hitler, George Washington , and Augustus all were influenced by Julius Ceasar. While Adolf Hitler was considered a maniac or evil he was still a great leader in some peoples eyes. All these people were great leaders. they were influenced because of his great leading skills we would spot great battle points to put his troops. This let him gain his soldiers trust this was one of the main reasons Julius Ceasar was so successful in military. Julius Caesar was known for being a great strategist in his military life.
Julius Ceasar also a very tricky man he had tricked the Roman Senate and Pompey so he could become a dictator of Rome. Julius Caesar was known to be bold and was no risktaker. He was said to always think a lot before doing anything with war. Finally Julius Ceasar had conquered Gaul, Defeated the senate and Pompey the Great became the leader of the Roman Republic. Which later after he was killed was named the Roman Empire. But while he was in charge he was actually a better person than the senate
It was 85 B.C. Rome was in chaos people were scared and confused. A young boy is standing off to the sides. This young man is Gaius Julius Ceasar will become the leader of the Roman military and is the future leader of the Roman Republic. Julius Caesar’s father died when he was young leaving him to live with his uncle. Who was a military leader after living with him for a few years he decided he would go into military. While there he was placed at the first rank he came from a very high ranking family so he shot right up to general which the senate did not like but they were forced to because of political reasons.
Historical Context
Julius Caesar was one of the most successful and powerful military leaders to live. After …show more content…
He accomplished many things while being in control of the Roman Republic. Many people think him as a dictator others think of him as a great leader. Many people are undecided. He showed leadership when the barbarians were trying to get into Italy. Julius Caesar showed remarkable leadership in his career at the head of the Roman Empire. (100 Leaders) But thats not all he was such a great leader people in the military didn't even question his actions when he ordered them to happen they just simply carried them out.
Julius Ceasar was a leader because of his knowledge of the battlefield because he could spot great places to put his troops. This let him gain his soldiers trust. He also gained the trust of the government long enough to become a dictator(100 leaders). Julius Caesar was a dictator yes but he was also a leader he made Rome one of the most powerful nations there ever was. While Julius Ceasar was at the head of the Roman Republic he was in command of the most powerful militaries and navies of the time. He conquered many countries that later broke apart after he died but they still kept their distance since they were scared of the Roman Empire. Which who wouldn't be? They were the most powerful at the …show more content…
Adolf Hitler, George Washington , and Augustus all were influenced by Julius Ceasar. While Adolf Hitler was considered a maniac or evil he was still a great leader in some peoples eyes. All these people were great leaders. they were influenced because of his great leading skills we would spot great battle points to put his troops. This let him gain his soldiers trust this was one of the main reasons Julius Ceasar was so successful in military. Julius Caesar was known for being a great strategist in his military life.
Julius Ceasar also a very tricky man he had tricked the Roman Senate and Pompey so he could become a dictator of Rome. Julius Caesar was known to be bold and was no risktaker. He was said to always think a lot before doing anything with war. Finally Julius Ceasar had conquered Gaul, Defeated the senate and Pompey the Great became the leader of the Roman Republic. Which later after he was killed was named the Roman Empire. But while he was in charge he was actually a better person than the senate