were the assassins motivated by greed and power
- he helped rome
- leaders dont care, but he did care about poor
- rome like hime
- saved them money
- brutus turned the people against him
- no one deserves to die
- didnt accept the crown three times
- eliminated a tax system
- reconstitution
- rome went to chaos without him
- rome liked him
- brutus killed caesar for power
- ransom money to national treasury
- spent all time on helping poor
- all he wanted was the power of rome
- murdered by politicians that thought he was too self centered
- very intelligent, made him a good leader
- he didnt have a choice
- he did one wrong thing
- he loved rome
- extended citizenship
- had respect for the people
- rome was divided as to whether it was good or not
- he didnt deserve to die
rubicon
- caesar crossed the rubicon and committed treason
- this was against the law
- he said the choice he made is permanent
- treason is punishable by death penalty
- he knew he would be punished for this before he crossed
- self glorified dictator
- knew what he was doing was wrong
- denied orders and took a military force across the rubicon, committing treason
- always looking for more power
- good at convincing people of his way
- he knew what he was doing
- 50 bc pompey ordered caesar to disband his legion and go back to rome to be stripped of power
- took his army and went across the rubicon instead
- while he crossed, he said that the die is cast-this decision goes
- it was cowardly not to go back to the city
- he invaded rome and killed 100000 citizens
- cant vote-dictator
- helped poor-finished an idea
- saved money-corrupt taxes
- liked-gave money-
- brutus killed caesar
- waging war most of the time he was
- war criminal
- thought himself a god
- his way of starting a rebellion
- he sentenced himself to die-the punishment for treason was death penalty
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