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    By age 31, Caesar had fought in several wars and became involved in Roman politics. To then Caesar becoming a dictator of the Roman Empire. He was a rule that lasted for just one year before his death. Julius Caesar was assassinated by political rivals on the Ides of March (the 15th), 44 BC. Gaius Cassius Longinus and Marcus Junius Brutus, former enemies of Julius Caesar who'd joined the Roman Senate, led Caesar’s assassination, calling themselves "the liberators." Malcolm…

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    military, government, and the daily life between Ancient Rome, and the Mongolian Empire. MILITARY The first part between this comparison of militaries will be the military of Rome. The Roman Legion was a military unit of 5,000 soldiers that was supported by cavalry. They were a big factor in the rise of the Roman Empire. The military of Rome was only open for male citizens that lived in the country. The military also tried to keep their focus on teamwork, and not individual power, unlike other…

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    The magistrates, Roman Senate, and the assemblies and tribunes are the three parts of the government. However, the most powerful one is the magistrates or the consuls. They controlled the tripartite, army, and decide if the people were guilty or not on court cases. They were elected only for one year and had the potential to control the citizens and other people that served in the government. The second government is that Roman Senate. They guide the magistrates and served…

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    During the Roman Empire, Christianity was accepted and rejected by many. According to Rodney Stark in The Rise of Christianity, “Christianity demanded exclusive commitment” (Stark, 1997). During this time, Christianity provided community, organization and a sense of purpose. This sort of belonging appealed to many of the Roman citizen, which made them even more committed to this new faith. Christians embraced the Scripture and focused on Christian love and spreading the Gospel. In 753 B.C.…

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    crown offered him trice?” (I.II.227). He denies the crown three times, causing the Roman people to grow anxious and causing suspense. He didn’t quite get the reaction he wanted or intended, but rather the people getting angry and wanting him to just simply get on with it. This was one factor that caused the conspirators to believe Caesar would not be a good ruler. They also believed he had plans to become a dictator, ambitiously planning to enslave the citizens. This is another example of his…

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    killing a potential power hungry ruler. Counterclaim: However, some claim that Brutus was someone who only betrayed his best friend for his own personal ambitions. II. Counterclaim: To begin, not all people believed that Brutus was a noble, patriotic Roman. Instead, some argue that Brutus was a betrayer because he killed Caesar for his own personal ambition. A) Present counter Point A Instead, some argue that Brutus was a betrayer because he killed Caesar for his own personal ambition. B)…

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    As historians continue to study ancient civilizations, one of the most preeminent ones to come to mind is none other than the Roman Empire. With a strong focus on appealing to its citizens and preserving the Roman Republic, there is little doubt that great satisfaction permeated the area. Rome quickly became one of the most influential areas in Europe, and it maintained a unified condition that permitted its empire to thrive for many centuries. Conversely, Greece was unable to form a cohesive…

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    Rome, a single city-state grew into an empire that ruled the entire Mediterranean coastal region. The Roman rule can be divided into two periods: the Roman Republic spanning 507 BCE to 31 BCE and the Roman Empire, spanning 31 BCE to 476 CE. The Roman Republic consisted of two main movements. First, the Constitution of the Roman Republic consisted of principles passed down through precedents…

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    generally agree that Brutus, rather than Caesar, is the play 's true protagonist and tragic hero. Torn between his love for his friend Caesar and his sense of duty toward his country, Brutus chooses the latter and unwittingly helps bring down the Roman republican government he thinks he is saving from Caesar 's tyranny” ("Julius Caesar." Shakespearean Criticism.) Not only is the play important but historians and movie producers/ playwrights (Caesar Must Die) alike care about the life that Caesar…

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    in his conquest against Rome. In 216BCE Rome appointed two consuls, Gaius Terenitus Varro and Lucius Amelius Paullus. Instead of commanding separate armies, Varro and Paullus were forced by the Roman senate to combine their separate forces into one penultimate force. They commanded eight enlarged roman legions made up of approximately 5,000 infantry and 300 cavalry as opposed to the more traditional 4,000 infantry and 200 horse. Once the allied forces of Rome are taken into account, Varro…

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