What if Julius Caesar did not pardon his enemies. First, he would not have been assassinated and continued his rule as dictator. If Caesar had lived, the republic would not have had problems that led to the fall of the republic This paper is a discussion on what would probably have happened if Caesar was not assassinated. If Caesar had not been assassinated the chaos in Rome after his death would not have happened.
The Roman Republic would not have become the Roman Empire.The Roman Empire was born after the fall of the Roman Republic that followed the assassination of Caesar. Probably one day the republic would have ended, but definitely not as fast as it occurred with the death of Caesar Julius Caesar’s assassination ended his work.
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They never had any problems with him as their leader. This leader has brought great prosperity to Rome. His military strength had brought in more power and land, which increased the strength and size of the empire. If he had lived, this powerful leader would have continued with his endeavors of greater success in Rome Maybe if Caesar had not been killed, the leadership of the republic would have taken another direction after his natural death.
Before his death, he had named his grandnephew, Gaius Octavian, his only heir. If had lived longer Octavian would not have assumed power at the age of eighteen. He would have been leader when he gained the leadership or maybe someone else would have taken it. Though Octavian proved to be a strong politician, it was the assassination that brought him to power at such an early age. This power and the love from the society that adored his great uncle had a negative effect on the young
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As a result it was very easy to change the government. Despite the fact that Caesar was a dictator his living would have seen the society remain a democratic one. Because of the people’s love for his successor, he became a greater dictator than his great uncle ever was. If he had survived, the power would not have gone into the hands of a young man who ended up getting corrupted by the power and love from the societ The death of Caesar was the cause of the fast end to Roman civilization.
Had he lived, this would probably never have occurred, or would have taken a longer time to take place. Probably if the emperor had survived, the republic would have remained a civilization for very many centuries. It was his assassination that started a domino effect that led to the fall of the civilization. The monarch that the people had so much wanted gave a lot of power to the emperors who followed and made them abuse power. The senate would have persisted if Caesar was not assassinated This would mean less power to the