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GAIUS IULIUS CAESAR BY:
MACAYLA FERRANTO
Now know as Gaius Julius Caesar
FAMILY
Father- Gaius Iulius Caesar
 Mother- Aurelia Cotta
 Sister- Iulia Caesaris
 Brother- Lucius Iulius Caesar
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BIRTH
Gaius Iulius Caesar was born 13 July, 100 BC.
 His birthplace is Subura, Rome.
 He died the 15 of March, 44 BC.
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STORY
Caesar was born July 13, 100
B.C. and died on the Ides of
March in 44 B.C. During these
56 years Caesar accomplished
more personally than most
and brought more changes to
Rome than any Roman before
him.
STORY…..
In 84 B.C. he was first
married. When he was 25, he
was captured by pirates. Ten
years later he became Aedile
and two years after that he
became Pontifex Maximus, an
honor usually reserved for
men much older.
STORY CONTINUES……
In the 50’s B.C. he waged successful
campaigns in Europe, and in 49 B.C.
he crossed the Rubicon, challenging
the Roman status Quo, and starting a
civil war. A year before he was
assassinated, he was made dictator for
life.
HOW HE DIED….
Julius Caesar was assassinated
by a group of senators that felt he
had too much power. He often
presented the senate with
decisions and had them passed
without discussion or vote. He
was stabbed repeatedly, at least
23 times, by a number of different
senators.
TIMELINE
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July 13, 100 BC -Caesar's Birth
84 BCE -Marries daughter of L. Cornelius Cinna
75 BCE -Captured by Pirates
73 BCE -Elected Pontifex
69 BCE -Cornelia dies
67 BCE -Marries Pompeia
65 BCE -Elected Aedile
63 BCE -Elected Pontifex Maximus
62 BCE -Divorces Pompeia
61 BCE -Governor of Further Spain
60 BCE -Becomes Consul and forms the Triumvirate
TIMELINE CONTINUES
59 BCE- Consul
 58 BCE -Defeats Helvetii and Germans
 55 BCE -Crosses the Rhine; Invades Britain
 54 BCE -His daughter, Pompey's wife, dies
 53 BCE -Crassus killed
 52 BCE -Clodius murdered; Caesar defeats
Vercingetorix
 49 BCE -Crosses the Rubicon - Civil War begins
 48 BCE -Pompey murdered
 45 BCE -Declared dictator for life
 44 BCE -Ides of March, assassinated
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A statue of Caesar in
Tarragona, Catalonia,
Spain
Another
statue of
Caesar
A sculpture of
Caesar
SOURCES
http://www.uah.edu/society/texts/bios/gicaesar.ht
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 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Caesar
 http://www.historyguide.org/ancient/caesar.html
 http://www.theromans.co.uk/caesar_genealogy.htm
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Caesar
 http://wanttoknowit.com/how-did-julius-caesardie/
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