Why do people remember Julius Caesar?

Answer 1

In ancient Rome Julius Caesar was a general of the Roman Republic, whose sole ambition of power let him have many enemies of the Senate including one of the best Generals of Rome, Pompey Magnus. The common folk loved Caesar cause he established a new Economy for the people, once again there was safety on the streets and the markets loomed with new slaves and wealth, the Roman Republic was on his knees but Caesar rose to meet the challenge and took all power from a corrupted Senate, thus leading him to have many enemies. Caesar was murder on the Senate floor by fellow Senators and friends (Brutus and Longus) who claimed that the people wanted to live under a democracy and a dictatorship. Once the news reached the peoples ear, Brutus and several other Senators had to run from Rome in search for shelter, the people loved Caesar so much the named a Month after him July. The Senators who murder Caesar were chased and eliminated.

Answer 2

Julius Caesar is famous for many things among them the first newspaper, the remaking of the calendar to 365 days and every four years an extra day for leap year, The conquering of Gaul, his writings (which still continue to plague second year Latin students), and, in his own day, his clemency towards the people he defeated.

Answer 3

People might have openly like Julius Caesar because they feared what might happen if they voiced that they hated him. Julius Caesar was a ruthless fighting soldier who made himself dictator of the Roman Empire and then tried to invade nearby lands to acquire more wealth and power.

Answer 4

Julius Caesar was a roman military and political leader. he played a critical role in the transformation of the roman republis into the roman empire

he was remembered because he was a man of great deed and dignity

Answer 5

Julius Caesar is remembered especially for his conquest ofGaul, for being thegreatestgeneral in Roman history, and for his famous sentence: 'I came, I saw, I conquered.' He is alsorememberedfor his huge personalambition, hisleniencytowards the enemies he defeated in the civil war he fought, his concentrationof power in his hands, his attempt to restore the control of the central government over the empire, which had been lost by the Roman Republic, his policies in favour of the poor, his popularity among themiddleand lower classes, and his extravagance.Today, unfortunately, most of his exceptional talents and abilities are forgotten (except by scholars) and he is remembered in modern times for his reworking of the calendar and his assassination.

Answer 6

He is one of the most recognized figures of the Roman empire.

Answer 7

Because he became Governor of Gaul and he became leader of the roman empire.

Answer 8

Julius Caesar was apart of the first Triumvirate in Ancient Rome. plus he had his way with military, orator, and a politician so there you have it.

Answer 9

He defeated the forces led by the Pompey.