One word: power. Caesar was perceived to have usurped power from the senate. He led a faction of the senate called the populists, who despite their name, wanted the power in their hands. The opposition, which was led by Cato and Cicero, was the party called the optimates, who were the traditionalists, and resisted any type of change. Caesar defied tradition in certain ways and so there was a clash.

One word: power. Caesar was perceived to have usurped power from the senate. He led a faction of the senate called the populists, who despite their name, wanted the power in their hands. The opposition, which was led by Cato and Cicero, was the party called the optimates, who were the traditionalists, and resisted any type of change. Caesar defied tradition in certain ways and so there was a clash.

One word: power. Caesar was perceived to have usurped power from the senate. He led a faction of the senate called the populists, who despite their name, wanted the power in their hands. The opposition, which was led by Cato and Cicero, was the party called the optimates, who were the traditionalists, and resisted any type of change. Caesar defied tradition in certain ways and so there was a clash.

One word: power. Caesar was perceived to have usurped power from the senate. He led a faction of the senate called the populists, who despite their name, wanted the power in their hands. The opposition, which was led by Cato and Cicero, was the party called the optimates, who were the traditionalists, and resisted any type of change. Caesar defied tradition in certain ways and so there was a clash.

One word: power. Caesar was perceived to have usurped power from the senate. He led a faction of the senate called the populists, who despite their name, wanted the power in their hands. The opposition, which was led by Cato and Cicero, was the party called the optimates, who were the traditionalists, and resisted any type of change. Caesar defied tradition in certain ways and so there was a clash.

One word: power. Caesar was perceived to have usurped power from the senate. He led a faction of the senate called the populists, who despite their name, wanted the power in their hands. The opposition, which was led by Cato and Cicero, was the party called the optimates, who were the traditionalists, and resisted any type of change. Caesar defied tradition in certain ways and so there was a clash.

One word: power. Caesar was perceived to have usurped power from the senate. He led a faction of the senate called the populists, who despite their name, wanted the power in their hands. The opposition, which was led by Cato and Cicero, was the party called the optimates, who were the traditionalists, and resisted any type of change. Caesar defied tradition in certain ways and so there was a clash.

One word: power. Caesar was perceived to have usurped power from the senate. He led a faction of the senate called the populists, who despite their name, wanted the power in their hands. The opposition, which was led by Cato and Cicero, was the party called the optimates, who were the traditionalists, and resisted any type of change. Caesar defied tradition in certain ways and so there was a clash.

One word: power. Caesar was perceived to have usurped power from the senate. He led a faction of the senate called the populists, who despite their name, wanted the power in their hands. The opposition, which was led by Cato and Cicero, was the party called the optimates, who were the traditionalists, and resisted any type of change. Caesar defied tradition in certain ways and so there was a clash.

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