Julius Caesar was the Roman leader in 44 BC, that is until he was killed. Then the power automatically went to Marc Antony as he was Caesar's co-consul.
Julius Caesar was the Roman leader in 44 BC, that is until he was killed. Then the power automatically went to Marc Antony as he was Caesar's co-consul.
Julius Caesar was the Roman leader in 44 BC, that is until he was killed. Then the power automatically went to Marc Antony as he was Caesar's co-consul.
Julius Caesar was the Roman leader in 44 BC, that is until he was killed. Then the power automatically went to Marc Antony as he was Caesar's co-consul.
Julius Caesar was the Roman leader in 44 BC, that is until he was killed. Then the power automatically went to Marc Antony as he was Caesar's co-consul.
Julius Caesar was the Roman leader in 44 BC, that is until he was killed. Then the power automatically went to Marc Antony as he was Caesar's co-consul.
Julius Caesar was the Roman leader in 44 BC, that is until he was killed. Then the power automatically went to Marc Antony as he was Caesar's co-consul.
Julius Caesar was the Roman leader in 44 BC, that is until he was killed. Then the power automatically went to Marc Antony as he was Caesar's co-consul.
Julius Caesar was the Roman leader in 44 BC, that is until he was killed. Then the power automatically went to Marc Antony as he was Caesar's co-consul.
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He was Julius Caesar.
Alexander the Great had nothing to do with ancient Rome. He was a Macedonian king and military leader. His conquests were east, while Rome was in the west.
Over the long period of existence, ancient Rome had many important political leaders. It's a subjective question and based on what I have read about ancient Rome, I believe that Augustus Caesar was the most important political leader in ancient Rome's history. The reasons for my choice of Augustus are many fold. Foremost in my mind is this; After the Civil War with Mark Antony & Cleopatra, Octavian then known as, was the supreme leader of ancient Rome. He brought a great degree of stability to Rome compared to previous times. Augustus had flaws of course but I rank him as the most important leader.
Plebeian tribunes were elected leaders of ancient Rome who represented plebeians.
A republic
One of the first world Republic's was Rome (app. 400 BC- 44BC).
Now a days obviously it is a president, but in ancient Rome it was the Senators, or the Senate.
Now a days obviously it is a president, but in ancient Rome it was the Senators, or the Senate.
44BC is the 1st century BC.
The Emperor Trajan died in 117 AD. He was succeeded by Hadrian in that year.
Rome is a city in Italy. The leader of Italy is the leader of Rome.