Cassius was the driving force behind the whole group. He was afraid of Caesar gaining too much power and weakening his own political and economic position. Basically, he was greedy, and wanted to keep or increase his own power and wealth.
Unfortunately, Brutus was secondary and crucial to the conspiracy. Being such a close friend to Caesar, and then agreeing to the ultimate betrayal of his murder, he gave credence to the others to follow suit. His motive was to protect Rome from being destroyed by the "tyrannical ruler" Caesar was becoming, as projected by Cassius into Brutus' mind/thinking.
With the people of the Roman Republic knowing Caesar had been assassinated, Brutus and his co-conspirators justified their actions by calling him a tyrant.
Because power had got in his head and he became a dictator.
The conspirators announced that they had killed Caesar and freed the Roman Republic by shouting out collectively "People of Rome, we are once again free!"
who killed juler caesar
He was killed by the members of his senate. 9 in all, on the ides o fMarch, meaning the 14th.
Brutus was not at the funeral (it would be kind of inappropriate for the killer to show-up). It was Mark Anthony who gave the funeral speech.
The movie from 1953 is missing some scenes and parts from acts such as when Portia stabs herself in the thigh to prove to Brutus that she is strong enough to keep his secrets. Another scene that was changed is when Caesar was being killed. All the conspirators ended up cutting one another along with killing Caesar but in the movie only Caesar was stabed
Brutus persuades himself that Caesar must be killed in the sense that the country doesn't want huim in power. Cassius plants forged letters from the people in brutus' servant chambers so that his servant will show brutus letters from the people that say that they believe Caesar is a tyrant! Brutus doesn't want to kill his best friend, but he does want to serve his country in the best way that he can. =Þ
The conspirators announced that they had killed Caesar and freed the Roman Republic by shouting out collectively "People of Rome, we are once again free!"
Caesar's enemies felt that they had to eliminate him because he had accumulated an excessive amount of power and showed no sign of relinquishing any of it. The government was becoming a one man rule rather than a republic. Caesar's enemies felt that the only way to save their way of life and government was to kill Caesar.
That depends on which Caesar you are talking about as there were many Caesars that ruled the Empire and were killed for different reasons.
To explain the reasons for Caesar's death
the conspirators killed ceasar because he was ambitious
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Caesar held the position of Dictator when he was murdered. Usually a man was appointed Dictator for a stated time--just to solve the current crisis and then he gave up the power. However, Caesar was appointed Dictator for life, by a weak, groveling Senate, thus giving the conspirators another one of their many reasons to kill him.
Marc Antony assumed sole power for a time after Caesar was killed, as he was Caesar's co-consul.Marc Antony assumed sole power for a time after Caesar was killed, as he was Caesar's co-consul.Marc Antony assumed sole power for a time after Caesar was killed, as he was Caesar's co-consul.Marc Antony assumed sole power for a time after Caesar was killed, as he was Caesar's co-consul.Marc Antony assumed sole power for a time after Caesar was killed, as he was Caesar's co-consul.Marc Antony assumed sole power for a time after Caesar was killed, as he was Caesar's co-consul.Marc Antony assumed sole power for a time after Caesar was killed, as he was Caesar's co-consul.Marc Antony assumed sole power for a time after Caesar was killed, as he was Caesar's co-consul.Marc Antony assumed sole power for a time after Caesar was killed, as he was Caesar's co-consul.
You have your people mixed up. Julius Caesar was Octavian's sister's great uncle. He never married her and was killed for different reasons. Octavian's sister, was married to Marc Antony who cheated on her with Cleopatra.You have your people mixed up. Julius Caesar was Octavian's sister's great uncle. He never married her and was killed for different reasons. Octavian's sister, was married to Marc Antony who cheated on her with Cleopatra.You have your people mixed up. Julius Caesar was Octavian's sister's great uncle. He never married her and was killed for different reasons. Octavian's sister, was married to Marc Antony who cheated on her with Cleopatra.You have your people mixed up. Julius Caesar was Octavian's sister's great uncle. He never married her and was killed for different reasons. Octavian's sister, was married to Marc Antony who cheated on her with Cleopatra.You have your people mixed up. Julius Caesar was Octavian's sister's great uncle. He never married her and was killed for different reasons. Octavian's sister, was married to Marc Antony who cheated on her with Cleopatra.You have your people mixed up. Julius Caesar was Octavian's sister's great uncle. He never married her and was killed for different reasons. Octavian's sister, was married to Marc Antony who cheated on her with Cleopatra.You have your people mixed up. Julius Caesar was Octavian's sister's great uncle. He never married her and was killed for different reasons. Octavian's sister, was married to Marc Antony who cheated on her with Cleopatra.You have your people mixed up. Julius Caesar was Octavian's sister's great uncle. He never married her and was killed for different reasons. Octavian's sister, was married to Marc Antony who cheated on her with Cleopatra.You have your people mixed up. Julius Caesar was Octavian's sister's great uncle. He never married her and was killed for different reasons. Octavian's sister, was married to Marc Antony who cheated on her with Cleopatra.
No one killed Caesar's parents. They both died of natural causes.No one killed Caesar's parents. They both died of natural causes.No one killed Caesar's parents. They both died of natural causes.No one killed Caesar's parents. They both died of natural causes.No one killed Caesar's parents. They both died of natural causes.No one killed Caesar's parents. They both died of natural causes.No one killed Caesar's parents. They both died of natural causes.No one killed Caesar's parents. They both died of natural causes.No one killed Caesar's parents. They both died of natural causes.
Julius Caesar was 56 years old when he was killed.
Julius Caesar was not killed in a forum. He was killed in the senate chambers of the Theater of Pompey.