The Romans had a major impact on the world during the time of Julius Caesar. They
were the leading country during this period and controlled almost everything including trade,
traveling, and religion. The officers that helped the king rule the country were tribunes. Tribunes
were administrative officials that helped the king control the government and the military. Two
of the six tribunes were worried about Caesar’s life, they thought Caesar may have been letting
the power get to his head. These two branches of the government the tribune (legislative) and
Julius Caesar (executive) disagreed with each other leading to turmoil and complications for the
city of Rome. The fact that these two leaders of the government could not get …show more content…
Tribunes were one rank above the centurions who were military
captains in the army. They are divided from four to six tribunes in each legion. There are other
divisions of tribune such as treasury and military (tribunesandtriumphs.com).
Bates 1
Military tribunes are one of the types of tribunes. He is the legion commander and takes
control of the military actions (romanempire.com). They are very strategic and are expected to
win many battles. Their responsibility to Rome is to control the battlefield and help protect the
people from invaders and enemy countries.
Plebian tribunes were also another type of tribune. There are 5 plebeian tribunes in total.
They were the rich citizens. They had no role in the military but they could veto the senate and
the military tribunes. The lower class of plebeians got no say however, they just had to abide by
whatever happened. Their role in society was to help the senate and the roman tribune come …show more content…
They know they will probably be
beheaded or thrown into prison if they openly support what Marvillus and Flavius did. Their
actions show Pompey was actually more well-liked by the government than Caesar because they
didn’t do this to Pomepys statue but they did to Caesars (enotes.com).
Marvillus and Flavius actions were disrespectful in the eyes of Caesar. Caesar had them
beheaded for what they did (Shakespeare 77). This scared the people and they wondered if that
will happen to them. This also confused them because they don’t truly know if Caesar is good or
bad. He may have killed Pompey and executed Marvillus and Flavius, but he rejected the crown
to be the ruler of Rome. The people don’t know if he rejected it because he didn’t want to much
power or does he think the crown is too low for him and beneath his standard because he doesn’t
want only to be the leader of Rome he wants to be recognized as a god. We aren’t sure if Caesars
motives are right or wrong at this time because we have only seen him from one point of view.
This view is from Caesars rival Cassius and he hates Caesar so obviously he gives him a
were the leading country during this period and controlled almost everything including trade,
traveling, and religion. The officers that helped the king rule the country were tribunes. Tribunes
were administrative officials that helped the king control the government and the military. Two
of the six tribunes were worried about Caesar’s life, they thought Caesar may have been letting
the power get to his head. These two branches of the government the tribune (legislative) and
Julius Caesar (executive) disagreed with each other leading to turmoil and complications for the
city of Rome. The fact that these two leaders of the government could not get …show more content…
Tribunes were one rank above the centurions who were military
captains in the army. They are divided from four to six tribunes in each legion. There are other
divisions of tribune such as treasury and military (tribunesandtriumphs.com).
Bates 1
Military tribunes are one of the types of tribunes. He is the legion commander and takes
control of the military actions (romanempire.com). They are very strategic and are expected to
win many battles. Their responsibility to Rome is to control the battlefield and help protect the
people from invaders and enemy countries.
Plebian tribunes were also another type of tribune. There are 5 plebeian tribunes in total.
They were the rich citizens. They had no role in the military but they could veto the senate and
the military tribunes. The lower class of plebeians got no say however, they just had to abide by
whatever happened. Their role in society was to help the senate and the roman tribune come …show more content…
They know they will probably be
beheaded or thrown into prison if they openly support what Marvillus and Flavius did. Their
actions show Pompey was actually more well-liked by the government than Caesar because they
didn’t do this to Pomepys statue but they did to Caesars (enotes.com).
Marvillus and Flavius actions were disrespectful in the eyes of Caesar. Caesar had them
beheaded for what they did (Shakespeare 77). This scared the people and they wondered if that
will happen to them. This also confused them because they don’t truly know if Caesar is good or
bad. He may have killed Pompey and executed Marvillus and Flavius, but he rejected the crown
to be the ruler of Rome. The people don’t know if he rejected it because he didn’t want to much
power or does he think the crown is too low for him and beneath his standard because he doesn’t
want only to be the leader of Rome he wants to be recognized as a god. We aren’t sure if Caesars
motives are right or wrong at this time because we have only seen him from one point of view.
This view is from Caesars rival Cassius and he hates Caesar so obviously he gives him a