Rome did not need to remain a Republic. The system of governance of the Republic was collapsing under the weight of imperial epxansion. The central government had lost control. The governors of the provinces acted independently from it. The armies around the empire could be used by powerful men to get what they wanted. The system was highly corrupt.
Julius Caesar realised this and was reforming the system. To make this work power needed to be concentrated in the hands of one man. There were two problems with this. One was that the conservatives resented Caesar's growing power and the senate's loss of power. The other was that the Republic had been the result of the overthrow of the last king who was a tyrant. Because of this Roman culture was opposed to having a king. Caesar was accused of trying to become a king.
Julius Caesar's adoptive son Octavian (later called Augustus) achieved his aim when he won the civil wars.
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There are a number of saints named Julius and Julian so you need to be more specific.
A Ugandan does not need a passport to enter the Dominican Republic.
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it means that we have faith and confidence in the republic and love and devotion to the country.
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The Roman Republic was a republic fully because it was not ruled by a king or other aristocrats. This is the definition of a republic. That is all you need to be a republic. A republic can be a democracy, an oligarchy or a dictatorship, so long as it is not ruled by a king or other aristocrats.
There are a number of saints named Julius and Julian so you need to be more specific.
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