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Julius Caesar was the dictator of ancient Rome.

Born: July 100 BC in Rome, Italy

Died: 15 March 44 BC in Rome, Italy

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Gaius Julius Caesar was born in Subura, Rome in the year 100 BC. He was born in an aristocratic family who weren’t very rich by Roman standards. At the age of six, he began his education with a private tutor named Marcus Antonius Gnipho. He taught him how to read and write, the Roman law, and public speaking.

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Caesar's father died when he was sixteen years old and became the head of the family. He was responsible for his mother Aurelia and sister Julia. At seventeen he married Cornelia, the daughter of a powerful politician.

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In 46 BC, Julius was the most powerful man in the world, and the Senate made him a dictator for life. He made many changes to Rome. He put his supporters in the Senate and built new temples and buildings. He also changed the calendar to the famous Julian calendar that people use today.

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A video about Julius Caesar's life.

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Julius Caesar - Greatest Conqueror Ever?

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I forgot to remove some lines in his hair mb 💀

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A video about who was Julius Caesar.

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Who was Julius Caesar? | Top-Rated Ancient World History Homeschool Curriculum

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At the age of 40, Julius Caesar was elected to consul, the highest ranking position in the Roman republic. A consul was similar to a president, but there were two of them and they only served for a year. After serving for a year as consul, Julius became the governor of the Gaul province.

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A video about Former Roman Consul.

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Julius Caesar Short Biography - Former Roman Consul

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Some people in Rome thought that Julius Caesar was way too powerful. Romanians were worried that his rule would put an end to the Roman republic. They decided to kill Caesar. On March 15, 44 BC Caesar entered the senate. Many men ran up to him and began to attack him. He was stabbed 23 times and was killed.

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While Caesar was in Gaul, politics of Rome became very hostile. Many leaders were jealous of Caesar and his following, even Pompey became jealous and soon were rivals. Julius had the support of the people and Pompey had the support of the aristocrats.