Notes 4/28/14
- The proletarians: in ancient
Rome, a property less but voting citizens/ Second class citizens but they can still vote
- Guys as young as 14 up to
guys as old as 50 years old would fight in the war
- Triumvirate: In ancient Rome,
an alliance of three politicians that enabled them to control the
Republics decision making
- Paterfamilias: the
"family father" in ancient Rome, who had unlimited power over
his household
- Matron: title of honor given
to a married woman in ancient woman
- Semi-professionals fought
largely in the hope of bettering themselves through pay, loot, promotion,
and above all grants of land or money to provide them with a living when
they were discharged
- Caesar an aristocrat stuck up
for the poor people, he sided with them and used his influence with them
to advance his own cause
- Ceaser fights with his men he
gets in there and fights with them
- Pompey, Crassus , J.C. = First Triumvirate
- Rubicon: A river that marked
where Caesar made a decision and he couldn't turn back on it/ Its where a
decision had to be made
- Caesar`s men defeated Pompey
- They were forced to flee from
Italy, and soon were murdered in Egypt
- Caesar was Supreme ruler,
then tribune, supreme pontiff, consul, and dictator for 10 years
- Used his new powers to attack
the grave problems facing Rome
- He took care to keep the
loyalty of the soldiers and prevent rise of rival warlords, by resettling
war veterans on farmlands in Italy and provinces
- He gave the Romans splendid
public buildings and roads and introduced reforms into every department of
administration
- He started wearing purple
robes of the ancient kings
- The senate's weren't happy
because they had lost all of their power so they decided they were going
to murder Caesar
- The senate told Caesar that
they had to talk to him and they
Stabbed him. They all passed around the sword and all stabbed him so they
couldn’t blame it on each other. They all had blood on their hands. He was
stabbed 23 times
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