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МатематикаВопрос:
E. Julius Caesar (100-44 BC) was a great leader of the Roman Empire. He is most famous for his part in turning the Roman Republic into an empire ruled by one man. He sent his army to the territories of what is today France, the Netherlands, Germany and Britain. Caesar made many enemies who hated what he was doing to the Republic. A group of them killed him in the Roman Forum.
Ответ:
E. Julius Caesar (100-44 BC)
- A great leader in the Roman Empire.
- Key figure in transforming the Roman Republic into a one-man ruled empire.
- Led his army into modern-day France, the Netherlands, Germany, and Britain.
- Made numerous enemies due to his actions against the Republic.
- Assassinated by a group of his enemies in the Roman Forum.
Summary: Julius Caesar was a pivotal Roman leader who played a crucial role in the transition from the Republic to the Empire, ultimately assassinated by his political opponents.
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