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Julius Caesar
By: Caroline
Birth
Julius Caesar was born on July 13th 102 BC, by Aurelia and
Gaius Julius Caesar in Rome. He doesn’t have siblings that I
know of.
Education & Childhood
Education- Julius was raised in an apartment that was
in a lower-class neighborhood in Rome.
Childhood- When Julius was young he was kidnapped
by pirates.
Adulthood & Family
Julius’
baby Julia
Adulthood- At age 18, he married a lady named
Cornelia.
Family- His father died in 85 BC. He had his only child
Julia. His daughter died in 54 BC in childbirth.
Personality & Scholarly
Behaviors
Personality- Julius was a good person because he made
Rome a better place by trying to solve the hunger and work
issues. But in another way he was bad, because he tried to
rule Rome by himself.
Scholarly Behaviors- Julius Caesar saw from a different
perspective.
Exploration
Julius Caesar explored by expanding the Roman
Empire.
58 BC Julius Caesar begins war on Gaul
55 BC Julius attacks southern Britain
52 BC Julius wins war on Gaul
49 BC Julius Caesar takes over Italy
45 BC he leads battle of Munda, Spain.
Death & Legacy
Death- In 44 BC, when he arrived for a meeting with the Senate, members of
the Senate murdered Julius because they were against him running Rome by
himself. He was killed by more than 60 men who jumped on him, stabbing him
as he laid on the ground without any weapons. Later on someone found him on
the ground with 23 stab wounds.
Legacy- He was part of history, because he tried to help Rome with their
problems, he expanded the Roman Empire, and for ruling Rome by himself
then getting murdered for ruling Rome. Most of the land that Caesar conquered
remained part of the Roman Empire for 500 years!
Interesting Facts
Some interesting facts about the life of Julius Caesar was
that his wife Cornelia died. He had a son named Caesarian
with Cleopatra. Julius couldn’t marry Cleopatra because
there was a Roman law that only two Roman citizens could
get married. Since Cleopatra was a Egyptian queen they
couldn’t get married. Cleopatra committed suicide by making
a poisonous snake bite her after Julius was murdered. The
last interesting fact was that Julius was on the $0.50 Roman
Coin.
Bibliography
1.
http://school.eb.com/elementary/article?articleId=35289
6&query=Julius%20caesar&ct=ebkids
2.
http://www.kidspast.com/world-history/0085-juliuscaesar.php
3.
http://www.vroma.org/~nbmcmanus/caesar.html
4.
http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Julius_Cae
sar
5.
http://rome.mrdonn.org/caesar.html
6.
Conquerors-section 4 By: Rupert Matthews
Song from:
“Track 11.” Soundzabound. Atlanta, Ga: Soundzabound Music
Library, 1998.