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he was brave
Lowered taxes
Expanded the roman empire

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He risked everything for glory.
He abandoned the senate.
People warned him that he would be stabbed all over his body and he did not believe them.

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Took care of slaves.
Cared for his people.
Lowered taxes and was brave.

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Senate because they killed julius caesar

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people loved him, was a great general, protected Rome in battle

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made dangerous risks, killed people, tryed to take ful power

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Caesar is a hero because he was generous, hospitable, and reduced taxes and made collections more fair to the people of Rome.

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He was respected and loved by his peers
Did not punish or execute his enemies
Improved taxes, and tax collection

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Hero, Caesar did many great things he made mistakes but everyone makes mistakes sometimes

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No he was a great leader and he was the reason that taxes where no so expensive and he was Very brave

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Villian he risked everything for glory and he would ignore the smartest people that would give warnings

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Caesar would be considered a villain because he abandoned the senate, took many dangerous risks, and was power-hungry.

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I believe so. when he was in power, some people may have thought that he was trying to become king/dictator, but he also was not as corrupt. he helped the people to employ them and went in debt to help them.

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yes, if he had not bean dictator longer the senate would have bean able to go against the great things he did.

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he was a dictator for more than 6 months
defeated the senate
risk taker

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He employed people (not slaves), he went in debt for his generosity, he was very good in battle and as a general.

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the senate is because they were patricians and killed caesar who was a great leader who did great things

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Caesar is a hero. He's a hero because he has many heroic qualities, rather than villainous qualities. He might of made some mistakes or done some bad things, but everyone makes mistakes.

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3 reasons why Julius Caesar would be consider a hero are, he was brave, determined, and he cared for his people.

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He was a dictator for 6 months
defeated the senate
took a lot of risks for power

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3 reasons why Julius Caesar would be considered a hero are, he risked everything for glory, he started a war, and he was very arrogant and ruthless.

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The senate would be evil if not Caesar because they brought the opposite of what they wanted, a democracy/no kings or queens/dictators.

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I believe he was a hero. This is because he really did a lot more good than bad, and did a lot that benefited his peers, and common folk.

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1. He gave people money.
2. he was known for his hospitality and generosity.
3. he gave people jobs.

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Lowered taxes
helped people that he conquered
was brave

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treated is people well
reduced taxes
helped the homeless

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I think Rome benefited from Julius Caesar being dictator for more than 6 months. He helped many Plebeians get back up on their feet. Caesar reduced taxes, made collections more fair, limited grain ration, and also employed many Plebeians.

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Caesar is a villain. Although he did do some very good things he did some really bad things. He risked so much and he would constantly test his power.

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Yes, he was a great leader and if he went for longer I believe there was a lot more he could've accomplished.

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If there was an option, I would say in the middle, but because it is not, I say he was more of a hero than a villain. the reason is because he was brave for fighting, and was very generous with what he gave to the people. That included taxes too.

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The senate

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1. He was a dictator for more then 6 months
2. he took many dangerous risk
3. his power got to his head

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Helped the common people
Stabilized the roman economy
Forgave his enemies

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he took risks that could have ended Rome after his decision, he wanted full power, he abandoned the senate.

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1. He gave people money that were poor.
2. He held lots of parties and festivals for the people
3. The people loved him.

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If Julius Caesar was considered a hero during this time, the senate would be considered the villains. The senate would be considered the villains because they killed one of the best leaders in Rome who did many great things.

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Made very dangerous risks to be cool
abandoned the senate
killed many people
didn't believe his people when they told them that people were going to stab him and that he was in danger.

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Rome benefited from Caesar being dictator for more than 6 months. He did some good things that helped the community. For example, he generated work for the unemployed and poor.

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I believe that Julius Caesar was a villain. He used his community for power. This can show you how he did not care for the people of Rome.

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Became dictator for life
Power went to his head
He manipulated people

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killed many people
did not respect the gods
chose to be dictator for life

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In my opinion, Julius Caesar was a hero, he saved many people, helped reduce taxes, and was very nice to everyone in his kingdom.

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1. Thought rules did not apply to him
2. He threatened the senate
3. Risked everything for glory

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He helped people through hardship and gave them money.
He expanded Rome with military conquests.
He charming and smart.
He so good of a leader that people wanted him to be king.

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The senate is definitely considered a villain is Caesar is not. The senate killed a well known and well liked leader. They killed him in cold blood just because they didn't like what he was doing.

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1. He spent lots of money to build new things for Rome
2. He listened to his communities passions
3. He neutralized his enemies

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narcissist
made sure the senate would defend him
ignored people trying to tell him he was going to be assassinated

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1. The senate hated him
2. He did anything for his own glory
3. The people had no idea of his plan to rule the roman empire.

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i think so, he did everything he could to make the kingdom better when he had the chance, and i think he did a good job.

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Gambled.
Made very dangerous risks (although he made sure they were in his favor.)
Took a lot of risks.

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Villain, Caesar rose to power through manipulating the people and the senate

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Villain, because he did all of the bad things that he did in his time ruling for his own glory not the peoples.

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I do not believe that Rome benefited from Julius Caesar being a dictator for more that 6 months. It would have been better to change prospective's.

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He Respected and loved by his people, he was brave, and he reduced taxes.

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i would say that The senate would definitely be considered a villain is Caesar is not. The senate killed well liked leader, and killed him in cold blood just because they didn't like what he was doing.

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Caesar was a hero. He gave the people of Rome food and money. He helped them through periods of hardship. And although he did make huge risks and gambles, he made sure the odds were in his favor.

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He risked everything for glory, he killed people, and only cared about having power

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he's a villain cuz he didn't save his wife when she was in danger and he did a bunch of lame stuff like starting a war and stuff

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I think Caesar is a villain because he risked to many things and he became a dictator for life even though it is only 6 months.

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No, I do not think they benefited because they where blind sided to what he was planing and doing behind the senes.

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If Julius Caesar was not considered a villain than I think that Brutus would be considered a villain. he betrayed Julius after Julius forgave his in the civil war.

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The Senate because when they were in charge the taxes went up and work was hard to find

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Caesar is a villain. He's a villain because he risked everything for glory and he was very power hungry.

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Villain because he killed many people. He did not listen to the senate. he took dictator for life and he was just overall a bad person

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I personally think that if he wasn't the villain maybe the conspirators and brutis where because they killed him purposefully.

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he went in debt for his generosity
improved tax collection
employed a bunch of people

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No because when he would eventually be no longer be in position of power the citizens would only know how be ruled not how to rule themselves

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Yes because even though Caesar did many bad things he also did good things. And the people liked that.

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I think the villains would be the people that killed him.

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gave people a opportunity to get employed
was an amazing general
improved the economy of Rome

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I believe Rome did not benefit from Caesar being dictator for more then 6 months because it would've been better to switch it and see other people's prospective's on different decisions that were made.

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The senate because he killed Julius Caesar.

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participated in gambling
had many psychopathic qualities
the senate disliked him

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Yes, because he did bad things but he also helped people gain money by giving them money or giving them jobs.

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Ceasar was a hero. He made many important developments to Rome and was an overall inspiration to the common people.

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Yes. He improved a lot of the economy during his dictatorship.

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The senate because they are the ones that killed Julius Caesar.

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The Senate would be considered the villains for starting the civil war.

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I think Rome did benefit from Julius Caesar being dictator for more than 6 months, which the law forbidden. This helped Rome recover from it's civil war.

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The senators who killed him

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1. He was lenient on the people he conquered.
2. He established Roman colonies
3. he reduced taxes

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1. He made himself a dictator
2. He took power from the senate
3. He conquered many lands to create an empire

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He was villain because he took power from the republic of Rome represented by the senate and made himself a dictator.

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Yes, although he was dictator he made many contributions making Rome an empire.

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The senate because they killed him