Who built the forum of Caesar?

The temple that Julius Caesar built was the temple of Venus Genetrix in honor of his supposed ancestor. It stood at one end of the forum he built. The temple that Julius Caesar built was the temple of Venus Genetrix in honor of his supposed ancestor. It stood at one end of the forum he built. The temple that Julius Caesar built was the temple of Venus Genetrix in honor of his supposed ancestor. It… Read More

The imperial fora were built by the emperor whose name was associated with them. Julius Caesar, Augustus and Trajan were just three emperors who built a forum. The imperial fora were built by the emperor whose name was associated with them. Julius Caesar, Augustus and Trajan were just three emperors who built a forum. The imperial fora were built by the emperor whose name was associated with them. Julius Caesar, Augustus and Trajan were just… Read More

Augustus did not rebuild the Roman Forum. He built a new forum in a nearby area,, the Forum of Augustus. He followed the footsteps of Julius Caesar who had built a new forum (the Forum of Caesar). Augustus built the Temple of Mars Ultor in the Forum of Augustus, not the Forum Magnum (this is how the Romans called it; Roman Forum is a modern term). Domitian also begun the construction of a new forum… Read More

Definitely yes. Caesar enlarged the empire by his military conquests, brought about some social reforms, and built the forum Julia. Boudicca contributed nothing. Definitely yes. Caesar enlarged the empire by his military conquests, brought about some social reforms, and built the forum Julia. Boudicca contributed nothing. Definitely yes. Caesar enlarged the empire by his military conquests, brought about some social reforms, and built the forum Julia. Boudicca contributed nothing. Definitely yes. Caesar enlarged the empire… Read More

The purpose of the Forum or Forum magnum (this is how the Romans called this forum, Roman Forum is a modern term) did not change; it was used in the same way. New fora (plural for forum) were added. The first new forum was built by Julius Caesar (the Forum of Caesar) during the Late Republic. The imperial fora which were added were: the Forum of Augustus, the Forum of Trajan, the Forum of Nerva… Read More

No. There was a building built in the Forum, however, in honor of Julius Caesar's daughter, Julia.

Julius Caesar was not killed in a forum. He was killed in the senate chambers of the Theater of Pompey.

The parthenon. . . i think the columns are bent at an angle so they look straight from far away. No, Julius Caesar did not design the Pantheon, that came much later. Julius Caesar built the temple of Venus and the forum bearing his name.

Julius Caesar was a multi-talented individual. He first of all was a politician, but he was also an author, excellent horseman, strong swimmer, military leader, and innovator. He reformed the calendar and the currency and built a temple and forum in the city of Rome and won a civil war.

Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, general, social reformer, and womanizer. He reformed the calendar, built a forum and temple in Rome, and produced the first newspaper.

Nothing. Augustus was Caesar's adopted son and he honored the memory of Caesar by finishing the temple to him and finishing his forum. Nothing. Augustus was Caesar's adopted son and he honored the memory of Caesar by finishing the temple to him and finishing his forum. Nothing. Augustus was Caesar's adopted son and he honored the memory of Caesar by finishing the temple to him and finishing his forum. Nothing. Augustus was Caesar's adopted son… Read More

The roman forum was built in 42 BC.

Augustus built temples, rather than restore temples. He built the Temple of Caesar,and the Temple of Mars Ultor (which was in the Forum of Augustus, which he also built). He also built the temple which is now called the Maison Carrée in Nimes, in southern France

in the roman forum

There were many murders in Rome. The person who was murdered at the Forum in Rome was Julius Caesar.

The city of Rome had 5 fora (plural of forum: the Forum magum (nowadays it is called the Roman Forum) and four imperial fora: the Forum Of Caesar, the Forum of Augustus, the Forum of Nerva and the Forum of Trajan.

Trajan's Forum, as the name indicates, was built by Trajan, the 13th Roman emperor.

The forum of Trajan was built in the six years between 106 and 112 AD.

The emperor Vespasian commissioned the Colosseum and its construction was completed by his son, the emperor Titus after his death. The successor of Titus, his brother Domitian, added the fourth tier. The Roman Forum was not built by anyone in particular. It developed over centuries. Its development started many centuries before the beginning of rule by emperors. It started during the regal period (875 B.C.-509 B.C.) and continued during the 482 years of the Roman… Read More

No emperor commissioned the forum. The forum was begun way, way back in the time of the Tarquin kings. The area covered by the forum was originally a swamp and it had to be drained and landfilled. This could not be done until one of the kings, either Tarquinius Priscus or Tarquin the Proud ( the ancient historians can't decide) built the Cloaca Maxima or great sewer of Rome, which drained the swamp and enabled… Read More

Although a statue was erected in honor of Julius Caesar at the Forum, the commonly held belief that he was murdered there is false. The Senate, which was normally located in the Forum, was under construction causing them to temporarily hold sessions at the Theater of Pompey. Caesar was slain at the temporary location.

No. Cleopatra was not a builder. The one project that she built was a temple to Julius Caesar, that was all. No. Cleopatra was not a builder. The one project that she built was a temple to Julius Caesar, that was all. No. Cleopatra was not a builder. The one project that she built was a temple to Julius Caesar, that was all. No. Cleopatra was not a builder. The one project that she built… Read More

The Romans had two types of forum: the forum civilium and the forum venalium. The former was the civic forum and the latter was the commercial forum, or market. The forum civilium was the civic centre and the heart of a city and its public, political, judicial and administrative life. It had a comitia, a place where the popular assemblies met to vote, public speeches were made and public debates occurred. It had a senate… Read More

Julius Caesar enlarged the senate, redid the calendar, raised the pay of the army, standardized the amount of precious metals in the coins, enlarged the Circus Maximus and built the temple of Venus Generix and its forum. He had also formulated a debt relief program but never had a chance to implement it.

Julius Caesar was cremated. His ashes are in the temple of Caesar, on the East side of the main square of the Roman Forum.

Julius Caesar was a many of many abilities and interests even though he failed in his most sweeping reforms. Some of his positive achievements were to get himself out of poverty into great wealth by his conquest of Gaul. Not to mention adding the territory to the empire. He won all of his wars, reformed the calendar, began the first newspaper, and built a temple and forum.

he dedicated the forum built by Domitian to connect the forum of Augstus to the forum of peace and would be known as the forum of nerva and he repaired the Colosseum

No, Julius Caesar had been dead for about 116 years when the Colosseum was built. It was the emperor Vespasian who began building it.

This is a speech by William Shakespeare. An oration for Julius Caesar.

No Julius Caesar did not live in a castle. Castles were not built during his lifetime. Castles were not built until 1066.

The emperor Trajan had Trajan's forum built after his Dacian victories in 106.

The emperor Trajan had Trajan's forum built after his Dacian victories in 106.

The Colosseum, the Circus Maximus and the temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus in the Capitoline Hill were the most stunning sight in ancient Rome. The Forum, the Forum of caesar, the Forum of Trajan, The Forum of Augustus, the Forum of Nerva, the Forum of Vespasian, Trajan's Column and the Column of Marcus Aurelius were also great sights.

It depends. The Romans had two types of fora: the forum civilium and the forum venalium. The former was the civic forum and the latter was the commercial forum, or market. The forum civilium was the civic centre and the heart of a city and its public, political, judicial and administrative life. It was comparable to a city centre. It had a comitium, the place where the popular assemblies met to vote, public speeches were… Read More

I do not know the answer but which Caesar are you talking about Julius Caesar or Augustus Caesar? Probably in Greece anyways. Julius Caesar was killed in the Forum in Rome. Stabbed to death by about 21 senators who didn't like him taking over the government. Julius Caesar was stabbed on the steps of the senate house. (Augustus Caesar was not killed - he died a natural death.)

at the Capitoline hill

Julius Caesar gave the Romans the benefits of the new territories he conquered in Gaul, a reformed calendar, a small measure of debt relief, a new forum and an enlarged Circus Maximus.

Trajan's Forum is said to have been built by Apollodorus of Damascus. He was one of the leading architects of the time. He also is said to have worked for Trajan's successor, Hadrian.

The cite of the ruins of the Roman Forum, in Rome, is a place anyone can visit that Julius Caesar also visited.

He invented a lot of things such as the roads, the sewer system and the roman forum.

The first senate house was said to have been built by Tullus Hostilius, the 3rd king of Rome (reigned 673-642 BC). It was called the Curia Hostilia. In 80 BC, Lucius Cornelius Sulla had a new senate house built because he doubled the seats of the senate. It was called the Curia Cornelia. In 44 BC Julius Caesar started building a new senate house (the Curia Julia) because he wanted it moved to make room… Read More

No one controlled the fora (plural of forum). They were public spaces. There were public officials who had responsibilities which related to the fora. These were the aediles, who were responsible for the maintenance and repair of public buildings, sewers and aqueducts; for street cleaning and paving; for traffic regulations and for fire precautions. These were all relevant for the maintenance of the fora. Other duties which were relevant for the fora were the control… Read More

For political and social activity

Julius Caesar was popular because of the prestige he gained when he conquered Gaul in his Gallic Wars and because he was a popularis, a political faction which championed the cause of the poor. Moreover, the middle and lower classes disliked his opponents, the optimates, a conservative political faction which defended the interests of the aristocracy, much of which had became corrupt. Julius Caesar did cement his popularity by making speeches at the Forum Magnum… Read More

The Romans collectively are credited with creating the Roman Forum. The first known forum was built in the 7th century BC and was entitled the Cloaca Maxima.

Four of Caesar's achievements were that he, added much of Europe to the Roman empire by his conquest of Gaul, built the forum Julia with the temple of Venus, reformed the calendar and was made dictator for life. Four of Caesar's achievements were that he, added much of Europe to the Roman empire by his conquest of Gaul, built the forum Julia with the temple of Venus, reformed the calendar and was made dictator for… Read More

Julius Caesar was assassinated in the new senate house built by his old enemy, Pompey.

Emperor Trajan built programs for the slaves, and he built a new forum in rome.

Rome was already the capital of an empire during the Roman Republic. Becoming the capital of the empire did not essentially change the function of the Forum Magnum as the Romans called it (Roman Forum is a modern term). Most of its temples t, the senate house and the Comitia (the meeting area of the popular assemblies)had already been built. The majeor new development was the construction of basilicae (plural basilica, public buildings were public… Read More

The Globe Theatre was built in the 16th century in England, the Roman Forum was built in the Roman Empire. The only similarity that could be found is Shakespear. Many of his play are set in Roma and the Roman Forum and his plays used to be performed in the Globe Theatre.