The Rule and Fall of Julius Caesar

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  1. By 40 B.C.E., Caesar had conquered territory along the entire northern Mediterranean coast, and other land in the Middle East and North Africa.
  2. The Roman government celebrated the empire’s victories with feasts and games, which included competitions such as chariot races.
  3. Caesar used his military skill to assemble his troops and defeat his enemies during the civil war in 50 B.C.E., resulting in him being named emperor.
  4. Caesar had to deal with personal tensions and political problems between members of the Roman senate during his time as leader.
  5. Rome continued to celebrate Caesar after his death in the form of coins, art and a temple dedicated to his accomplishments.
  6. In 44 B.C.E., Caesar’s enemies had become upset about his power as a dictator, and members of the Senate worked together to assassinate him.
  1. a map of the Roman Republic in 40 B.C.E. after the recent conquests of Julius Caesar
  1. a drawing of soldiers dressed in various ancient military attire
  1. a painting of a scene where a leader denounces another leader in an ancient Roman senate session
  1. a stone carving depicting a chariot race
  1. a painting showing men attired in ancient Roman robes attempting to stab a man seated on the throne
  1. a 3D rendering of a temple also known as the Temple of Caesar
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