What did Caesar do for Rome?

Answer 1

Octavian/Augustus did many things for Rome. Some of them were ending the civil war and bringing peace to a war-weary populace. Stabilizing the government and securing the frontiers were all done in his reign. The arts flourished under Augustus. Horace, Vergil and Ovid all wrote in his regime. He established public libraries. Most important of all he initiated massive building and restoration projects. Near the end of his life he is supposed to have comment4ed,"I found Rome mud and left it marble".

Answer 2

Augustus was the final victor of the civil wars which tore the Roman Republic apart and brought it down. He established his personal rule, became the first Roman emperor and begun the 506-year period of absolute rule by emperors. He put the army the recruitment of the soldiers and their pay under the control of the emperor (previously they had been recruited and paid by the military commanders). He created an efficient imperial bureaucracy. He emasculated the (unelected) senate which was a body which represented the interests of the aristocracy. Thus, he created a strong central government which was capable of controlling the empire.

Augustus promoted the development of thriving trading networks throughout the empire through low taxes and infrastructural projects such as the construction of roads, bridges, ports, aqueducts and the like. He encouraged trade beyond the empire - Ethiopia, Arabia, Persia, India and China. He was a patron of literature. In Rome he build monuments like the Ara Pacis (the altar of peace), a sundial which used an Egyptian obelisk, the Arch of Augustus, the Temple of Caesar, the Forum of Augustus, the Temple of and Mars. He supported the construction of the Portico of Octavia, the Theatre of Balbus and the Theatre of Marcellus. Agrippa, his closest ally, built the Aqua Virgo aqueduct and the Baths of Agrippa. Augustus completed the construction of the Saepta Iulia, which had been commissioned by Julius Caesar. This was a gigantic building; t is side with a with portico was one Roman mile long. It was originally intended to be a new gathering place for people to vote. With the decay of voting, it was used for gladiatorial fights, as a market place and as the site of a slave market smarter which was smarter than the one at the Roman forum. On his deathbed, Augustus said that he had found Rome a place of bricks and that he left it a place of marble.

Answer 3

Julius Caesar led Rome into battle against the leaders of the republic so that he could end the Rebublic and become dictator for life.

Answer 4

he gave grain to the poor to make them not to rebel bhe conquered most of Egypt

Answer 5

he was the ruler there and was son of Cesar