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Gentlemen of the senate of Rome, I have information that is very crucial to your existence right now; it is in regards to the assassination of Julius Caesar, who was one leaders Rome had. ... Caesar was born on July 12 in Rome. ... It was at this time, that Caesar came up with the idea of a group of the three most influential people in Rome; Pompey, Crassus, and Caesar. ...
Caesar was assigned a 5 year command of the armies in Gaul, but while he was in Gaul, the senate tried to persuade Pompey to side with them instead of the triumvirate. Hearing this caused Caesar to come home and divide up the surrounding territory; Spain to Pompey, Gaul to Caesar, and Syria to Crassus. While in Syria, Crassus was killed, leaving a power struggle between Pompey and Caesar. After Caesar’s 5 years in Gaul were up, the Roman senate forced him to come home. ... Therefore, Caesar disarmed and went in to the country long enough to for the people to elect him consul-commander, and then he took his troops to Spain, and defeated Pompey.
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