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=**Julius Caesar**=

Gaius Julius Caesar was born in Rome on July 13,100 BC and died on March 44 BC. As he grew up he was in the Roman military and he was a great political leader. When he was bout 15 his parent left him property and money. When he was in the military he was occupied with several operations. Some of his accomplishments were governor of Gaul, defeating the Germans and Helvetians, defeating Pompey and the dictator of Rome. He got the governorship of Cisalpine Gaul, Illyricum because the governor at that time died. He destroyed the system because he wanted to take control of Rome by force. He died because Liberators, a group of senators, attacked and stabbed him to death. They stabbed him up to 23 times. He dies in front of Pompey’s statue and everyone wanted to hurt him in some way. Most people who were there wounded him until he finally died. After he died the Roman Republic came to the end. Caesar's death also marked, ironically, the end of the Roman Republic, for which the assassins had struck him down. The Roman middle and lower classes, with whom Caesar was immensely popular, and had been since Gaul and before, were enraged that a small group of high-browed aristocrats had killed their champion.


 * Caesar's Murder**

Julius Caesar died on March 44 BC. The pole didn’t like him as much and his popularity had fallen. The Liberators attacked and stabbed him to death. They stabbed him up to 23 times. He dies in front of Pompey’s statue and everyone wanted to hurt him in some way. Most people who were there wounded him until he finally died. After he died the Roman Empire came to an end. Aemilius Lepidus formed order in Rome after his death. Mark Antony soon took charge of Julius business. Augustas became the ruler of Caesar country.

Brutus
Brutus was born in 85 BC. His father was killed by Chaeus Pompey. Vetticua claimed that Brutus made a plot witch intended to kill Pompey. Caesars found out what happen. He helped Brutus because Caesar had an affair with Brutus mother. He had a good relation with Caesar. He had loan money to a town called Salams. They did not have to pay a big interest. It was a 48% interest. He was a military commander in Cilia and Macedonia.

Marc Antony
Antony was a general in the army of [|Julius Caesar] who became one of Caesar's closest colleagues. After Caesar was assassinated in 44 B.C., Antony got into the struggle for control of Rome. He was a famed general who join Julius Caesar and then Cleopatra. He supported Caesar during the Civil War, made a famous speech at Caesar's funeral, and then joined forces with Cleopatra to fight Octavian in another Roman civil war. Antony was part of the Second Triumvirate, along with Octavian and Lepidus. He first joined the army of Julius Caesar and then became one of Caesar's closest colleagues.

Antony was Caesar's second in command. In all battles against the Pompeians, Antony led the left wing of the army, a proof of Caesar's confidence in him. When Caesar became dictator, Antony was made the [|master of the horse], the dictator's right hand man, and in this capacity remained in Italy as the peninsula's administrator in [|47 BC], while Caesar was fighting the last Pompeians, who had taken refuge in the [|African] provinces. But Antony's skills as administrator were a poor match to those as general. Conflict soon arose, and, as on other occasions, Antony resorted to violence. Hundreds of [|citizens] were killed and Rome herself descended into a state of [|anarchy]. Caesar was most displeased with the whole affair and removed Antony from all political responsibilities. The two men did not see each other for two years. Reconciliation arrived in [|44 BC], when Antony was chosen as partner for Caesar's fifth [|consulship]. Whatever conflicts existed between the two men, Antony remained faithful to Caesar at all times. In February of [|44 BC], during the [|Lupercalia] festival, Antony publicly offered Caesar a [|diadem]. This was an event fraught with meaning: a diadem was a symbol of a [|king], and in refusing it, Caesar demonstrated that he did not intend to assume the throne. At the funeral of Caesar he spoke out strongly against the assassins and he took control of Rome.

Supertition
A soothsayer is a person which tells the person what is going to come in the future. Calpurnia had dreamed that she was moaning over Caesar body. Many people said that was not a dream. After the dream Caesar did not believed it. Some people were telling him that it was possible that it can happen.

Caesar was murdered in March of 44 B.C. by the senators of Rome. He was stabbed several times by each person who was involved. Brutus was accidentally slashed by another senator in the assassination. He was not stabbed in the vital organs, just stabbed enough time for him to bleed to death. His famous last words were “Et tu, Brute?” which in English means "And (even) you, Brutus?" After his death he left his whole fortune and possessions to Octavius who was his grand nephew. After his death Rome was split by civil war which ended the Roman Empire.
 * Caesars Death:**