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The wining of a civil war led directly to Julius Caesar taking power. Caesar began the war after the senate issued an order for him to disband his army and to return to Rome to face a trial for irregularities that happened during his term as consul. My friend franary gave a good answer. Let me however embelish it to give readers a more complete picture of this major point in the history of Rome. In 60 BC a coalition of 3 popular leaders were appointed by the Roman Senate to rule the Roman Republic's vast empire. It was named the 1st Triumvirate. The 3 members of this ruling body were Crassus, Pompey and Julius Caesar. This was pleasing to the Roman people and the aristocracy. Crassus was a popular, wealthy, and successful general who crushed the slave revolt led by Spartacus in 71 BC. Caesar was a general who was also an aristocrat and popular with the peoples' party called the Popular Party. He allied himself with Crassus. This Triumphirate politically maneuvered to block the power of the Senate. This was over a period of seven years. In 59BC Caesar was charged with commanding the Roman legions in Gaul. ( now known as France and Belgium). Caesar crushed the Gauls and invaded Britain. Gaul was added as a part of the empire, not just a conquered nation. The group of 3 was renewed but Crassus was killed in action in Syria in 53 BC. Pompey was left alone in Italy & was able to gain full control due to the absence of Caesar. In 49 BC Caesar & his legions crossed the river Rubican. His goal was to remove Pompey. Pompey & his Senate supporters & his loyal legions fled Rome. His army was defeated in Greece. Caesar now was left with no rivals and made himself the ruler of all of Rome's empire. Under Caesar, reforms were instituted. He granted Roman citizenship to Rome's allies in Spain & Gaul. He introduced a new & better calendar. In 44 BC Pompey's old friends, Brutus & Cassius led the Senate members to assassinate Caesar with the charge he was trying to make himself king.
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Which led most directly to Julius Caesar taking power?
The Formation of the first Triumvirate
What led directly to Julius Caesar taking power?
The policy of paying soldiers Gaius Marius's military reforms
Was Julius a good person?
Julius Cesar was a good man at first, he was a military hero who seized power and made reforms, but that all changed after he had become emperor. When Julius Cesar became emperor he had all this power, soon after, Cesar started taking advantage of his power which led to his death.Just a slight correction in terms here. Julius Caesar was never an emperor. He was a dictator, which was a political office under the republican form of government. Although the powers of both emperor and dictator were identical, there was a great difference in the power structure. An emperor had supreme power and could designate his successor. A dictator (ideally) had supreme power for a limited period of time and had no authority to appoint a successor.
What people did Cleopatra love?
cleopatra loved herself she never loved mark antony or julius cesar that was only for power..
What led to Julius Caesar taking power?
the policy of paying soldiers
Why was Julius Cesar murdured?
Julius Caesar was murdered because he had concentrated too much power in himself. As a dictator he was undermining the principles of the republic. Shortly after he accepted the title Dictator for Life, the assassins acted.
Which most led to Julius Caesar taking power?
The Formation of the first Triumvirate
What part of the empire did Julius Caesar gain his military experience before taking power?
Spain
When did Julius Caesar and his wife rule ancient rome?
None of Julius Cesar's wives ever ruled with him. It just was not done in ancient Rome. Caesar himself, could be said to have gained supreme power in 48 BC when he defeated Pompey.
How are Julius Caesar and mark Anthony and cleopatria and octavian were connected to the story of Anthony and cleopatria how they did?
mark Antony was a senator with Julius Cesar and when Cesar was killed in his wil he made octavian his adopted son octavian was cesars nieces son and when octavian came into power he made mark Antony rule the egyptsion part and Antony hooked up with cleopatria
Did Julius Cesar help Cleopatra gain fame and power?
In a couple ways... He helped her become more powerful and have more people who could rely on her. It is varying on what you think. If you think that he did, then feel free to edit my answer.
What does Pero tengo el poder de Julio Cesar Chavez soy travieso como el Fernando Varquez means?
but I have the power of Julius Ceasar and am as naughty as Fernando Vasquez. never heard last name Varquez
