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He gave back to his community, He expanded Rome, and he had a strong following behind him.

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He used his people, He turned in to a dictator , and he did not think the rules applied to him.

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Julius Caesar is a hero because he did multiple things to help out his community he expanded land and he had a strong following by the citizens.

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Didn't seek vengeance
Adored by his own people
Understands risks

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Wanted power
Disrespectful
Tried to buy power from people

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Provided Romans with entertainment they would enjoy, expanded the Senate and was merciful to his enemies.

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Julius Ceaser was a hero because the numerous good things he did outweighed the bad things he did.

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Refused to step down from his dictatorship, bought the support of his people and started a civil war in Rome.

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NERO
THE EMPEROR WHO BURNED DOWN ROME AND PLAYED THE FIDDLE WHY DOING SO AND THEN TOOK THE BURNED DOW HOUSES AND MADE HIMSELF A MANSION

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The senates are the bad guys because they didn't really have a reason to kill him.

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-He was the leader of Rome's best army
-After he reunited Rome he gave the people 40 days of celebration
-Was nice to people he conquered

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He was very generous, he was a great military leader, he was tolerant of others

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Became dictator for life, Tried to bribe people for power, was a risk-taker

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Julius Caesar is a villain because the bad things he did outweigh the good things.

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Craved power, had ulterior motives, took advantage of his power

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Had many allies, spent his money towards the city, was brave during wars

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He was prepared to sacrifice so much
He gave people jobs
He wanted people to live a good life

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He was selfish to become dictator for life
He was gambling for life
He didn't listen to his wife

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Julius Caesar is a hero. The reason he is a hero is because of what he has done for Rome.

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Julius caesar is a hero because of all of the good things he did before he gained power as a dictator.

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-Served as dictator for 4 years although he was only supposed to for 6 months
-Didn't pay attention to the word of the people when they told him he was gonna die
-Manipulative

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I think they did benefit because of what he did for Rome.

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The people that assassinated him.

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He spent a lot of money to build new

buildings in his cities, he interacted with his people through games and events, and he was humble and didn’t accept a crown.

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I think they did benefit because he did do some good things while in power

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I don't think that Rome benefited because when Caesar became dictator, everything in Rome started to go downhill.

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He gave Rome lots of things.
He led a strong military.
All of the citizens loved him.

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The conspirators or the people that assassinated him.

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Caesar was a hero because, he gave back to the community and did a lot of good things for Rome.

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I do not think that Rome benefited from him being dictator for more than six months.

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I think that the people who killed Caesar are the villains

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He was a dictator.
He killed lots of people.
He was disrespectful.

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Julius Caesar is a villain, if he was so good, why did he get assassinated?

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Once Julius Ceaser became dictator, it seemed that everything started to fall apart and slowly disintegrate.

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He tried to buy power through the people, he used the people by winning popularity through the them, and he didn’t care if he offended the gods

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Alot of people liked him
Leader of romes best army ever
expanded the senate

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He gave the poor his money, so he was often in debt, he forgave his enemies to for an alliance, and the citizens loved him.

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I don't think Rome benefited, the more Caesar ruled, is the more vain he became. Making Rome fall instead of helping it up.

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Julius Caesar is a villain because his villainist traits outweighed his heroic traits.

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Became a dictator
Disrespectful towards senate
Used his people

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Caesar was a hero because even though he did lots of bad things. Caesar made Rome a better place in the end. He was ok to bad things because he was doing so much good things to make up for it.

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I think they did benifit because he did do good stuff when a dictator

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Yes, I think Rome benefited from Julius Caesar being dictator for more than 6 months as the law said.

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I dont think it did because after awhile the republic was dead and we use the republic today.

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The senate because they assasinated him.

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-Strong commander
-Gave money to his community
- Expanded Rome

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He stayed dictator for longer than he should have, so he became power hungry, he made his captured soldiers fight for his citizens entertainment, and he put men loyal to him into the senate.

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The people in the senate who stabbed him to death.

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The senate. because they got mad Caesar was being mean to them. And they over reacted and became villains.

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He gave food to the poor and land to the landless. Even throwing lavish games for everyone to partake in and enjoy giving them something to look forward to and have fun doing (Even putting him in debt, but I guess it was a small price to pay for popularity). He even gave jobs and new opportunities to people, helping them get money and helping the community because more people were working.

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-Turned into a dictator
-Tried to buy power through his people
-He didn't care whether he offended the god or not.

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Caesar his a villain because he used his power to gain the respect and trust form his citizens, even though he did a lot of bad things. Also, during the time of being dictator, he made himself dictator for longer and longer, which made him more power hungry.

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Senate, they didn't have to kill him, just veto him out of the law.

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He gave people hospitality.
Reduced taxes for everyone.
Understands risk

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Julius Caesar was a hero. He was first a general while he was a general, he added Belgium and France to Rome. When he conquered people as long as they didn’t rebel, he treated them leniently. Julius Caesar also often went into debt for others. People loved him, his family supported democratic causes and as magistrate. He made a law limiting the number of slaves that could work because most people couldn’t get a job because there were slaves doing the work for free. The most heroic quality is that he lowered taxes for all the people.

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Julius Caesar is a hero because he expanded the land, was a strong commander, and did other multiple things for the people.

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Wanted full power
Didn't follow rules on leadership
Disrepectful

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He became a dictator, He tried to force onto people that he was the one in power, he got so bad that his allies turned on him

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the senates for killing him

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I don't think Rome benefited from Caesar, because the government started to turn back to what it used to be, but the citizens could not see that.

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Rome did not benefit from Julius Caesar becoming dictator for more than the limit because everything started going wrong once he became dictator.

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yea because he fixed a lot of corruption

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Julius Caesar was a hero because even throughout all the bad things he did the better and more positive things he did outweighed it.

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He cared mostly for military conquest sending his soldiers for many battles during his reign, not exactly making it very peaceful for everyone. He killed thousands in doing his wars. He was very egotistical and only cared much about himself, treating others like he was above them and they were beneath him. In time of crisis people were allowed to become dictators for a while until the conflict was dealt with and then they usually stepped down. So, when he became a dictator, it was expected that he would step down after a while but instead he extended his reign, eventually ending his life. Julius Caesar became arrogant and threw lavish parties for everyone to rejoice in. So he was liked by the public but not by his colleagues who felt threatened by him. He was very smart and gave everyone land, food, and games to play and have a good life with so he could win their approval and wouldn’t be hated against for extending his reign as dictator. Even if he was being nice at first once he got full power he wouldn’t need to and would probably end being so likable. He was a cunning manipulative man who wanted to take over forever but was stopped and killed.

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used people wasted power became dictator for life

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I think they did benefit because their economy and government grew and things ran accordingly and he did positive things to help that.

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The senate members who killed him because they were only scared that Rome would go back to a monarchy.

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Didn't kill the people he conquered, He went in debt because of how much he gave back to people, He expanded rome

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The people who assassinated Julius Caesar because they thought that everyone didn't like him as a leader but some people did and they didn't have reason to kill him.

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The senate because yes they had a reason but there were many other solutions than killing him I think they took measures to far.

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I believe that Julius Caesar is a villain. He cared mostly for military conquest sending his soldiers for many battles during his reign, not exactly making it very peaceful for everyone. He killed thousands in doing his wars. He was very egotistical and only cared much about himself, treating others like he was above them and they were beneath him. In time of crisis people were allowed to become dictators for a while until the conflict was dealt with and then they usually stepped down. So, when he became a dictator, it was expected that he would step down after a while but instead he extended his reign, eventually ending his life. Julius Caesar became arrogant and threw lavish parties for everyone to rejoice in. So he was liked by the public but not by his colleagues who felt threatened by him. He was very smart and gave everyone land, food, and games to play and have a good life with so he could win their approval and wouldn’t be hated against for extending his reign as dictator. Even if he was being nice at first once he got full power he wouldn’t need to and would probably end being not so likable. He was a cunning manipulative man who wanted to take over forever but was stopped and killed.

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Julius Cesar is a villain because he did way to many bad thing and compared to the good things they are a lot worse

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I do not think Rome benefited from him being dictator for more than 6 month because it showed he just really wanted power

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I think Rome did benefit because he got killed before he got complete power and could stop caring about what people thought about him.

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The people that assassinated him.

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He used his people, he turned into a dictator and was disrespectful

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He made Rome's environment better, everyone in Rome loved him, and he didn't kill the people that he conquered.

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The senate would be villains then. I think he is a villian but if he isn't considered one then I would call him a politician... Which is also bad since most of them (all of them) lie, are manipulative, and use what they know if they're smart against the people by psychologically forcing them to vote for them. But if I were to say something nice about him I would say he is a misunderstood man that saw the beauty and the faults in this world, and he knew how to get rid of them but he got sidetracked in trying to obtain the power he needs to fix said problems. Leaving him misunderstood and hugged to death.

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He forgave his enemies, He was very brave, good military leader.

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He was a good leader he led many victories, he helped the economy, he helped the people and gave them money

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He manipulated his people, he did dangerous things, and he wasn't a good leader for Rome.

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Villain because he used his power to gain respect from others.

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He was a dictator, he ruled for many more years that he was supposed to, he took control of the senate.

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The people who assassinated him

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Hero, I believe he was a hero because of all the good things he did for Rome, although he may have been a dictator and took control of the senate, without him Rome wouldn't be Rome

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Julius Caesar is a villain because he gave himself too much power and didn't have the people of Rome vote on anything, he just gave all the power to himself.

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I think they did benefit because of what he did for Rome

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Yes, I believe they did benefit because of all the laws he made and the way he helped the army and the people, and the expansion of Rome.

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I think Rome did benefit from Julius Caesar being dictator because he made the tower look better with having more buildings.

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The senate's that murdered him, they messed up Rome for the long run.

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The Senators because they are the ones who killed Caesar.

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-He had a good army that was strong enough to protect Rome
-He gave lots of goods to the citizens of Rome and wasn't selfish with his money
-Humble and wasn't cocky of himself

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He gave food and money to the poor which caused if him to go into debt

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Disrespectful
wanted power
Turned into a dictator

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Julius Caesar was a hero because he gave things to the poor and did a lot of good things which overpowered most of the bad things he did

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I don't think that Rome befitted Julius Caesar because of what he did and became a dictator for more than 6 months

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The Senate are bad people for betraying a loved and powerful leader

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He helped out the poor people, he was very generous, and he helped Rome win battles.

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He abused the political system for his own gain, was disrespectful to the Senate and continued to leech power from them, and then ultimately established himself as king.

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Rome was cracking, slowly, on the inside, but on the outside they were fortified, they had great monetary gain, they conquered many new areas and greatly established themselves around the world.