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Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
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When did sulla become dictator of rome?
Sulla became dictator of Rome in either the very end of 82 BC or at the start of 81 BC. He resigned the office at the end of 81 BC.
General who was made dictator in 82 BC after a bloody civil war?
Sulla
What problem between Sulla and his enemies came to the surface in ninety two BC?
The struggle between Sulla and his enemies came into surface in ninety two BC.
What did sulla and Marius do for a while?
Lucius Cornellius Sulla and Gaius Marius fought two civil wars against each other (88-87 BC and 83-82 BC).
How many years passed between the civil war between supporters of Sulla and supporters of another generl and the creation of the First Triumvirate?
dude are u mad torquse now quit coloring and get to work Sulla came to power in 82 BC after his civil war. The next civil war was between Caesar and Pompey in 48 BC. That would be a time period of 34 years between the civil wars. However the first triumvirate was formed in the peace time between the wars. It was formed in 60 BC.
When did the Macedonians come in power?
If you mean in Egypt, the Macedonians came into power in 332 BC with the conquest of Alexander the Great.If you mean in Egypt, the Macedonians came into power in 332 BC with the conquest of Alexander the Great.If you mean in Egypt, the Macedonians came into power in 332 BC with the conquest of Alexander the Great.If you mean in Egypt, the Macedonians came into power in 332 BC with the conquest of Alexander the Great.If you mean in Egypt, the Macedonians came into power in 332 BC with the conquest of Alexander the Great.If you mean in Egypt, the Macedonians came into power in 332 BC with the conquest of Alexander the Great.If you mean in Egypt, the Macedonians came into power in 332 BC with the conquest of Alexander the Great.If you mean in Egypt, the Macedonians came into power in 332 BC with the conquest of Alexander the Great.If you mean in Egypt, the Macedonians came into power in 332 BC with the conquest of Alexander the Great.
What events led to Sulla's becoming dictator of Rome in 88 BC.?
Sulla won two civil wars against Gaius Marius ((91-88 BC and 82 BC). He was appointed by the senate dictator for an indeterminate tern of office to Reform the constinution (dictator legibus faciendis et reipublicae constituendae causa, dictator for the making of laws and for the settling of the constitution). This was the first time that a dictator was not appointed for the usual term of six months. Sulla resigned after one year.
Which vent after 88bc had the most important effect on the Romans republic government?
Sulla's First Civil War (88-87 BC), Sulla's second Civil War (83-83 BC), Sulla, dictatorship.
What characterized ancient Roman history from 82-31 BC?
This period of Roman history was characterised by civil wars: Sulla's first civil war (88-87 BC), between the generals Sulla and Marius The Sertorian War (83-72 BC) between Rome and the provinces of Hispania led by Quintus Sertorius, a supporter of Gaius Marius Sulla's second civil war (82-81 BC) between the generals Sulla and Marius Lepidus' rebellion (77 BC) Lepidus rebelled against the Sulla' regime. Caesar's Civil War (49-45 BC) between Julius Caesar and the Optimates (conservatives) led by Pompey The Post-Caesarian civil war (44 BC), between the Senate and Antony and Lepidus Liberators' civil war (44-42 BC) between the Second Triumvirate and the Liberators, Caesar's assassins The Sicilian revolt (44-36 BC) between the Second Triumvirate and Sextus Pompey, Pompey's son The Perusine War (41-40 BC) between Octavian and Lucius Antonius and Fulvia; Mark Antony's brother and wife The Final War of the Roman Republic (32-30 BC) Octavian fought against Mark Antony and Cleopatra
When was lucius cornellius sulla born?
Sulla was born about 138 BC and died in 78 BC.Sulla was born about 138 BC and died in 78 BC.Sulla was born about 138 BC and died in 78 BC.Sulla was born about 138 BC and died in 78 BC.Sulla was born about 138 BC and died in 78 BC.Sulla was born about 138 BC and died in 78 BC.Sulla was born about 138 BC and died in 78 BC.Sulla was born about 138 BC and died in 78 BC.Sulla was born about 138 BC and died in 78 BC.
How did Sulla turn what he had learned from Marius against him?
What Sulla learned from Gaius Marius were military skills. Sulla served under Marius' generalship during his early military career. Sulla later turned against Marius and fought a civil war (Sulla's first civil war, 88-87 BC) against him and one (Sulla's second civil war, 82-81 BC) against Marius' supporters after Marius' death. Sulla was victorious partly due to loyalty of his legions and partly because he was a great general. Sulla's conflicts with Marius were due partly to personal rivalry and partly to political differences. In 88 BC Sulla was given the command for the First Mithridatic War, but Marius fancied commanding the troops in this war and plotted to have this command transferred to himself. Sulla marched on Rome with his troops, secured his command and left for the front of the war. Sulla belonged to the optimates, a conservative political faction which supported tradition and the interests of the aristocracy. Marius belonged to the populares, a political faction which supported reform in favour of the plight of the poor and opposed the optimantes. Marius used the support of the Populares to plot against Sulla and pursued policies which Sulla strongly opposed.
What were the major events in chronological order that led rome from a republic to an empire?
Sulla's first civil war (88-87 BC) The Sertorian War (83-72 BC ) Sulla's second civil war (82-81 BC) Lepidus' rebellion (77 BC) The Catiline Conspiracy (63-62 BC) Caesar's Civil War (49-45 BC) The assassination of Julius Caesar The Post-Caesarian civil war (44-43 BC) The Liberators' civil war (44-42 BC) The Sicilian revolt (44-36 BC) The Perusine War (41-40 BC) The Final Civil War of the Roman Republic (32-30 BC).
