Did Julius Caesar change people's ideas?

Answer 1

Yes Julius Caeser did change the course of events at the time he lived in. He began his military career and political career around 70 B.C. or B.C.E. He willingly obeyed the senates order (form of government then of ROME) which involved many military campaing and conquest in the gallic country side. (Now France, Switzerland, parts of Spain and Portugal, and up to the Rhine river.) His conquest brought jealousy to other military commanders in the Roman territory. THis brought feudes with Pompey. Through his conquest he managed to recruit and army of 11 legions, (each legion is about 4000 men) he soon grew tired of the way the republic was treating him and other Romans and declared a civil war. This civil war helped him gain the entire Roman Empire which he declared himself to be dictator of in 48 B.C. 4 years later he was brutally assassinated by his senate. His actions singlehandedly brought the Roman Republic into a Roman Empire with more of a monarchy rulership with constant assassinations occurring to the leaders which is what eventually led into the fall of the Roman empire, the rise of the holy roman empire later known as different countrys divided into Germany, austria, prussia. Other parts of the empire fell to barbarian(other countries that Romans thought they were better then) invasion creating the new countries of France and England and the majority of the countries we know today.

Answer 2

Julius Caesar did change people lives by changing the way English is wrote . also by defeating the roman army in 1653 BC .