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I believe that he was rightfully killed. Although they might have been able to get through to him before attempting to kill him, from what we here from other character's, such as Brutus and Mark Antony, Caesar is already a self absorbed and conceded person and that before he gained power. I don't think there is much they could say that would convince Caesar to change his ways and such I think that his murder was the best course of action.

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Did Caeser deserve to be killed? I don't think it mattered all that much. The people who killed Caeser were no more democratic than he was, and I believe it was more so to save thier own skin. After Caeser died, Marcus Antony and Ocavius Augustus would end up forming the Roman empire anyway(after Octavius killed Antony), and after all the plotters had been killed, so either way, the Roman republic died. Caeser was a genocider, since he devastated the Celtic peoples, so for this I suppose he deserved to be killed, although it still did not change anything that had already occured. So overall, I do not think it mattered to the point that either way would have much effect, other than the valueless moral argument that Caeser did deserve to die for what he did

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I don't feel like he should've been killed I feel there could've been another way to save Rome but at the same time I don't know what that way could've been and knowing the conspirators didn't have the time to think of different solutions their hands were tied so they opted with killing Caesar.

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I believe Caesar was rightfully killed because he was a horrible person. Caesar was a dictator who killed and created violence for many. He was not only aggressive but he was also power hungry and would do what ever it took to get his way. Caesar was cocky and thought he was better than everyone even while getting help for ransom he thought he was better than his captives and treated them as less than. Throughout his life he had many hardships but to me they should be no excuse to become such an evil person, so I believe the action taken to kill Caesar was the right choice

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Generally I'd say no one deserves to be killed but the way I see it Brutus and the other conspirators were thinking of the well being of Rome and all the chaos and damage Caesar caused. Caesar put himself in the position to where he deserved to be killed, he ignorantly ignored the many signs and warnings throughout the Act, and others around him started paying attention to his growing power. I think that if he was not killed/ died that more damage would have been done to Rome and the people due to Caesars control.

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Yes, I definitely think that Caesar should've been killed. Caesars power was growing so much and at such a rapid rate that it's obvious how catastrophic the outcome of him getting even more power could've been for Rome, Roman citizens, and other countries to. Caesar was reaching a status where people started seeing him as more than just a human, and as more of a God. No person, especially no person of power should feel that type of power in their hands, it's unsafe for everyone. I think that if the conspirators hadn't killed Caesar when they did then they might not have ever been able to and that would have not went well at all.

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Yes, Caesar definitely did not deserve the thrown as he went against what Rome was and turned it back into a monarchy. While killing him was most likely not the only way, it got the job done. He also had killed and enslaved millions of people and the death of one who killed millions of both bad and innocent is well deserved and due to what he had done, punishment fit the crime.

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Caesar deserved his death. He was a violent general in war that caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of his enemies, which alone warrants himself to die for causing so much death. But then he returns to Rome and makes himself a god above everyone else. This is another strong offense, and, although beloved by many Romans at the time, he was still a mortal human being, so to act in a way that a god would is insulting to the people that supported him, because no human can exceed being human.

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I believe that Julius Caesar did deserve to be murdered. The first reason why I believe this is because of one thing: power corrupts. Julius Caesar, even if he had done no wrong, would have eventually begun to oppress the citizens of Rome. It would just be a matter of time until the people began to question his rhetoric. My second reason for believing this is his intention. Julius Caesar, after hunting down Pompey and the fleeing senators, established himself as dictator of Rome. This would be fine, as he (at the time) had the support of the people, though it can still not be forgotten that the democratic systems of the Republic had been forcefully removed. If he had any intention to bring democracy back to Rome, there would be no reason for anybody to murder him. However, this was not the case, as he intended to wield this power himself, until his death.

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Caesar's assassination was a very sophisticated plan to get Caesar out of his powerful position of king or tyrant. Caesar didn't deserve his death, although he was trying to destroy the republic's system of power by becoming a tyrant. If he would have stayed king, he would've been a threat to everyone else in power because as king he could have done whatever he wanted. There was no other way to get the power hungry Caesar out of power besides killing him so it was necessary for his death. Caesar didn't deserve death because he was a very good military leader and could still be useful.

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I feel caesar did not deserve to die because he was a popular leader that helped rome by reducing debt and giving land to veterans along with improving the lives of the less fortunate. he never declared himself king and his death was more about political superstition through the fear of what he might do if he had that power.

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I believe that Julius Ceaser did deserve to be killed. Because he was a tyrant who was very controlling over Rome. He also was basically making Rome back into a monarchy where he was king. He also was very self centered not caring for the people of Rome and mostly for himself. On top of that Ceaser was very cruel to other killing them and taking their land and enslaving people.

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I believe Caesar did deserve to be killed because although they still could have tried other alternatives, Caesar's power was ultimately too strong to get people to stop following him and Caesar was also responsible for many deaths himself and planed on continuing his ruthful ways. If Caesar had continued ruling the people of roam would not only fear Caesar but be completely under his control which was already happening.

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I believe that Julius Caesar deserved to be killed. I think his assassination was deserved because he thought he had so much power and was able to do whatever he wanted. For example, trying to name a month after himself and trying to change the calendar was something he wasn't capable of doing, but he thought he could. He also doesn't seem to allow anyone else to have a say in anything. He was also named "Father of the country" which could have boosted his ego, thinking he was more powerful than he really was. I think most people view Caesar as someone who has a big ego and has a behavior like he should be crowned. His assassination was in attempt to help Rome become better, since Caesar didn't really seem to care much. They knew Rome wouldn't become better by him being a leader so they knew the solution. Caesar also wasn't easily convinced, so there really was no way to convince and try to help him of becoming better, so they resolved to the "only" possible solution, which was assassination. Therefore, I think Caesar's assassination was rightfully deserved.

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I don't think he should've been killed but I do see why they decided to do it. They wanted to stop him from having control over everyone and everything. I think they were right to do something so that everyone wasn't totally controlled by him but I don't think that was the best way to do it since they made his death brutal by having several people stab him. But maybe it was the only thing they could think of at the time because Caesar already had too much power and it would be hard to find a way to lower it without others turning against them.

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Honestly from what I've heard I don't believe Julius Caesar deserved to be killed. Although many saw him as a tyrant, Caesar knew from the start what he wanted and that was to be a great honorable and powerful man to prove wrong to those enemies that saw and treated his family like they were no more than peasants. To make a change in his life Caesar went through many obstacles and Wars to prove himself like a powerful leader although if that meant to kill off "millions" of people, which many still opposed of and saw that fight of dedication as a dangerous act to overrule the country and manipulate each citizen to become slaves of him.

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Personally I feel ceaser should have not gotten killed, all because like there was other ways on getting rid of him and not let him rule or dictate Rome, killing him would just lead to huge problems and the people would eventually feel guilty for their actions. If they didn't want Ceaser to rule then they should have just not let him. The people of Rome would be enough all together to get him to not rule, maybe if they got all to take theyre side. He had might've done some serious things but that was a cruel way to die just because he never said that he was "king" all the people did was be scared of what's to come next and that caused them to kill ceaser. he was wrongfully judged and killed

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I believe Julius Ceasar did not deserve to die. This is because Ceasars policies aimed to fix the needs of the people and improve the overall functioning of the nation. While some viewed his power as a threat to Rome, many of his actions intended to better Rome and enhance its prosperity. His assassination stopped a period of potential growth to the empire.

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I think Caesar deserved to be killed because everyone saw him as a tyrant and his assassination was for the better of everyone because if not he would've had too much power and he thought he was above everyone before he even had power. Brutus' decision to kill Caesar was for the better of Rome and I believe he had no other choice because nothing was going to make Caesar change his thinking and the only way was killing him.

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I think that he didn't deserve to be killed especialy in that way. but understanding the other characters point of view I get why they decided to kill him even though it was the people of Rome who gave him that much power in the first place.he also helped Rome a lot by improving the lives of the poor that is why they were so confused on what to do after his death bc ceaser was a true leader

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I think he was deserved to be killed since he had too much power over the council and conspirators of Rome , He claimed to kill around a million people with his army making him a ''mass murderer''in todays world that wouldn't be justified and he would be assasinated also, He never showed signs of improving his form of doing things which weren't done with good intentions, He was a bad person at heart who always wanted more power which could cause more destruction and problems in Rome, Killing ceasar was the right thing to do, His way of getting killed couldv'e been better I think like poisoning him since he had many supporters that death wouldve been much more understandable and reduce chances of his followers seeking for revenge

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Yes,his overall impact on life and everyone in the environment was not healthy or making anything better just making everything go downhill. His intentions on Rome and what he was turning it into wasn't good he treated everyone horrible and he basically just became a tyrant to Rome. He would brag about his actions such as treating others poorly or killing tons of people as if it was nothing. He completely took advantage of the power he was given making everyone around him feel unsafe. Caesar viewing himself as God was very disrespectful to the people who supported him as well because by him doing that it really showed how much better he thought he was than everyone else. So, yes the conspirators did right by their choice.

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Although Julius Ceasar was a very dictating man whose only interest was gaining more power for himself, I don't think he should have been assassinated. Killing him should have been their last option because I do think that Ceasar still had a heart since he forgave his enemies and didn't kill them. From what the video said he still worshiped the gods too, the power he had just seemed to get to his head. The conspirators could have chosen a different way to get Ceasar to relax but they immediately went to assassination which sounds like they just wanted the easy way out. I think regardless both parties wanted what they thought was best for Rome at the time even if it wasn't the right thing.

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I think Caesar deserved to be killed because I also think they could have handled it a different way first rather than just assassinate him. But people saw him as a threat to the Roman republic. They thought his growing power and ambition were leading him towards becoming a tyrant, which would undermine the principles of the Republic. They feared he would establish a dictatorship. Some people believed that Caesar's popularity with the masses was dangerous. His ability to sway public opinion and use it to his advantage was seen as a tool for undermining the Republic.

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I feel like Caesar deserved to be killed. Although I would never justify murder, they thought it was there only option of getting rid of such a strong power. I think that because he was a violent and merciless man that knew how to play peoples way to make him look better than he truly was. His past is filled with gruesome and murderous ways and who knows what he could've done to cause more murder and suffrage of the people? He was smart as well which means he could manipulate and justify his reasons for this for others even if his reasons were not right. He also already had a ton of power and support and if he was crowned king he would've held so much more it would've been even hard to fight against him and he could become more gruesome.