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Julius Caesar had many statues built of him in his honer all around Rome. They even had temples dedicated to him.

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Julius Caesar, along with the many honers he was given, was granted the title of dictator. This was a position only meant to be temporary in times of crisis during war, but, alas, he was presented with the title "dictator perpetuo", or dictator for a potentially unlimited time.

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100 B.C - 44 B.C

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He Was Very Popular Among The People Of Rome

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He Was Very Popular Among The People Of Rome

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Julius Caesar was a very popular figure among the people of Rome for his many victories and actions, such as giving the poor people more land.

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Julius Caesar had a son named Augustus who lived to be a statesman

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The month of July was named after Julius Caesar, in honer of him.

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His Power Peaked When He Defeated Pompey

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His Power Peaked When He Defeated Pompey

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Julius Caesar Reached is peak in power when he defeated his rival, Pompey the Great in a war.

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Julius Caesar met his end by being stabbed to death 23 times by about 60 senators who had surrounded him during a meeting that took place right before what would have been his next military campaign.

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After Julius Caesar rose to become the dictator of Rome, the senators started to become rather jealous of him. They feared a return of the monarch their ancestors fought against.

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Julius Caesar's assassination took place on March 15, 44 B.C. He lived to be about 56 years old.

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Julius Caesar Had become extremely wealthy from many years of military victories