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Page 1: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

Ancient Rome:Rise of an Empire

Julius Caesar Assassination of Julius Caesar

Page 2: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

Julius Caesar Timeline Link: http://www.softschools.com/timelines/julius_caesar_timeline/33/

• From patrician family

• Served in many military &

government positions

What was the 1st Triumvirate? (60 BCE)

• Julius Caesar joined with Pompey

the Great (military leader) &

Crassus (wealthy politician)

• 3 people having power

Who was Julius Caesar?

Page 3: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

What happens to the 1st Triumvirate?

• Crassus dies in battle.

• Pompey was a consul and jealous of

Caesar who was a governor in Gaul.

Pompey has the Senate order him

back to Rome without his army.

• Caesar brings his army back to Rome

and defies Pompey and the Senate.

He defeats Pompey’s troops in

eastern Rome.

• Pompey flees and later dies in Egypt.

What happens to Julius Caesar next?

• The Senate name him dictator in

46 BCE and dictator for life in 44

BCE.

Page 4: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

What were Caesar’s reforms?

1. Distributed free grain2. Set up colonies where poor

people could own land3. Granted citizenship to many

people in the provinces4. Expanded the number of people

in the Senate5. Created public works jobs for

the poor like constructing buildings

6. Increased pay for soldiers7. Set up the Julian Calendar (our

calendar modern-day)

Page 5: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

Differing Views of Caesar as a Ruler

The goodwise ruler who brought peace to Rome.

The bad

tyrant who

wanted to be

king.

What do you think?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPf27gAup9U&t=665s

The Roman Empire. Or Republic. Or...Which Was It?: Crash Course

World History #10

Page 6: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

The Assassination of Caesar

Why was Julius Caesar assassinated?

• Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to

be king may be killed without a trial

• The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

and popularity, and that he would

diminish their role in government.

The Ides of March:

• On March 15 44 BCE, Caesar was

assassinated by the Senate.

• Rome was plunged into civil war.

Page 7: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

After Caesar Dies…The Second Triumvirate

Who made up the 2nd Triumvirate? • They were

three of Caesar’s supporters.

Octavian

(Julius Caesar’s

grandnephew)

Marc Antony

(Julius Caesar’s

general)

Marcus Lepidus

(powerful politician)

Page 8: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

What did the 2nd Triumvirate do?

• In 43 B.C., they took control of Rome and ruled for ten years.

• They executed the Senatorsresponsible for Caesar’s death.

Page 9: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

Trouble with the Triumvirate… End result?What happened to the 2nd

Triumvirate?• Octavian plotted to

take all the power for himself.

• Octavian forced Lepidus to retire from politics.

• Marc Antony committed suicide with his lover Cleopatra after Octavian defeated him in battle.

Page 10: Ancient Rome: Rise of an Empire · 2019. 4. 22. · • Ancient Roman Law- anyone who plotted to be king may be killed without a trial • The Senators also feared Caesar’s power

What does Emperor Augustus Caesar do?

• Octavian renamed himself Augustus and became the 1st Roman Empire. (27 BCE)

Accomplishments:-ruled for 41 years-set up a civil service system-welfare system of bread at circuses-imports grain to feed people-rebuilds Rome-replaces brick with marble-built new roads

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invasion-Britain-found.html

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