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Caesar was killed because they didn't want him to be king and my person was killed because he was jealous.

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Caesar was killed by a group, my person was killed by one person, Caesar was killed by being stabbed, my person was killed by being shot. William didn't initially die from the gunshots, he died when gangrene set in around his wounds and died days afterwards while still in the hospital by his wife.

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Caesar died almost right away and Garfield died after 79 days. Caesar was killed to help the future of Rome and Garfield was killed because he did not get the job he thought he deserved.

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Caesar's assassination was different from the person I researched(Malcolm X) Caesar's assassination was very unexpected because he was very popular among the Romans. However, Malcolm X had been receiving death threats from members of the NOI and he had a feeling something would happen to him

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Caesar was assassinated by his "Friends" while the archduke was assassinated by people who wanted autonomy

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Caesar's assassination is like Malcolm X's death because they died by more than one person.

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Caesar was assassinated by people he knew and Park Chung-hee was also killed by his friend. They were also killed for political/power hungry reasons.

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Caesar's assassination was based on keeping power but Abraham Lincoln's assassination was about revenge and causing chaos.

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Caesar's assassination was about power and so was Yitzhak's, was trying to find peace so around the same.

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Alexander's assassination took place in a parade around many people while Caesars death was more private.

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Caesar's assassination is similar to the assassination of Tsar Nicholas II because they were both killed so that power could be taken from them and they were both leaders of a country or had a lot of power/influence.

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Caesar's assassination was done by people he was acquainted with and who he trusted. Lincoln's assassin was an actor in a show that he was seeing. Both assassinations were planned out. Lastly Caesar's assassination was by a group of people, while only one person assassinated Lincoln.

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Anwar Sadat and Caesar were both killed by a small minority of their country, but unlike Caeser, Anwar was killed during a celebration by a group with different reasoning.

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There wasn't really a similarity. Caesar was killed with intention and JFK was shot accidentally.

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Caesar's assassination is not very similar to the one I am researching, but there is one similarity. They were both in politics - Caesar was on his way to be king and Indira Gandhi was a prime minister. The assassins were also done by people they knew - the conspirators were close "friends" and Indira Gandhi was killed by her "trusted" bodyguards.

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They were similar because people who were part of Mussolini's government turned against him like Caesar's did.

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Emiliano Zapata was the assassination I researches and just like Caesar he was betrayed by the person who killed him. He thought that the person had joined his side ,but he got shot instead.

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I researched Grigori Raputin. Like Caesar, he wanted power. He was assassinated by people in the royal family, people with a higher rank than him, like Caesar.