Julius Caesar's Accomplishments

Julius Caesar

Daniel Dauti

Mr. Bobrow

Western Civilizations I

15 February 2023

Julius Caesar is known for his many accomplishments and was known for being the best emperor in Rome for a long time. He was really important to the Roman expansion and helped with Romes military. Without him Rome would have never been the same. Julius Caesar helped form the Roman Empire by taking a large of territory because of his skill sets that he has.

The Roman Empire was ruled by two consuls who were elected by the citizens of Rome. During 100 BCE Julius Caesar was born in a upper class family. This gave him an advantage to life due to the fact that hes already in a higher class. He had a of important relationships with others like plebeians and

He received military training at a young age and gained experience by being a soldier. Caesar had many tactics that he was known for. A tactic used by Caesar was the suppression of rebels by besieging their camps until they ran out of food and water. (“Julius Caesar's Military Tactics”). He managed to take a large amount of land with his skills in the military. He knew how to treat his troops and how to train them so they could be at their best. His personality and mentality helped him be able to control his troops. Caesar's victories in Gaul brought him great wealth and prestige, and he used his success to build a loyal army and gain political power in Rome. In spite with that, “his military conquests also made him enemies, and his growing power led to tensions with the Roman Senate and other political factions.”

People liked his personality and he could convince people for certain necessities. He was a determined person and would do everything to get what he wanted. Julius Caesar began his rise to power “in 60 B.C.E. by forming an alliance with another general, Pompey, and a wealthy patrician, Crassus who helped him to gain influence and rise through the ranks of the Roman political system. Together, these three men assumed control of the Roman Republic.” (de Pujol) Caesar's success in military campaigns, mainly in Gaul, earned him the loyalty of his troops and helped him to build a reputation as a skilled and fearless commander.. Caesar was really good at public, and he used his wealth and used his charm to win the support of the common people like