Caesar Cardini

Brutus…”, it may make one feel belittled or angry that they allowed someone like Brutus to fool them or make them feel less intelligent, or even incapable of forming their own thoughts and opinions. One may feel guilty that they betrayed someone such as Caesar, who was made out by Antony to be dedicated to their country. Loyalty is an important theme to the Romans, as displayed several times by the conspirators. Throughout the play, they expressed that their actions were for the good of Rome, even though

Following in the footsteps of an unpopular ruler and being part of a new, not yet fully established, dynasty, Henry VIII’s early reign faced many challenges in terms of public opinion. When his father passed away and he became king, it was very important for him to establish his identity as a ruler and to distance himself from the negative image the previous king carried. This new brand he and his advisors created for him featured important characteristics such as: young, athletic, warrior, just

Leadership started to appear for the first time in the neolithic era. It is actually a skill that not everyone have. After reading Discovering the Global Past by Merry Wiesner, I was enlightened and started to have a sense of what is it to be a good leader. Someone who cares about his people, someone who actually puts laws and regulations to the good of his people. This essay will discuss the differences and finds out who is the best between two leaders, emperor Claudius and Shao Xinchen. Emperor

Although Lincoln, Washington, and Jefferson were all great leaders, one of them stood out more than the others in my opinion. And that leader was Lincoln. Lincoln was the best leader to me because he was very commited and had good morals (Source 1). Another reason I think he was the best because he wanted to hear all the issues and opinions from the American people. Although he did have a bit to many leadership styles, His good heart cataracted his weaknesses. Such as making the 13th, 14th and

and trust no one, but yourself. After Julius Caesar defeats Pompey to take control of Rome, Cassius, a sly betrayer, creates a conspiracy against Julius Caesar for loyalty to Pompey. The consequences of Cassius’ intelligent characteristics makes Brutus betray his friend which leads to the inevitable demise of Julius Caesar. Cassius is full of jealousy. Cassius uses his sharp abilities to lead Brutus down a path against his loyalties to Julius Caesar. Finally, Cassius is very witty, and knows

the human race. The Republic of Rome became successful due to the importance placed on the individual, making Rome unique to other societies. However, after the wars versus neighboring Carthage, Rome’s government became weak enough to allow Julius Caesar to rise to power, leading to the Roman Empire. Although Rome had made the individual a priority orginally, it still wasn’t enough. It is therefore logistically impossible to create a utopian everlasting society. Due to this guaranteed failure, the

Lucius Septimius Severus was born in a Afrivan descent family on 1 Aprils AD 145 at Lepcis Magna in Tripolitania. His paternal great-grandfater who was moved from Lepcis Magna to Italy, and then became an equestrian. It was the most likely of Punic origin and his mom, Fulvia Pia, she was from a family which was moved from Africa to Italy. Lucius Septimius Severus was Roman Emperor from 193 AD to 211 AD. Severus caught hold of power after the Emperor Pertinax was death in 193 AD during the year of

his success, many people called him Pompey the Great. However, when he returned back to Rome, he was betrayed. The Senate refused to allocate land to his soldiers in fear of Pompey becoming a dictator (Dutton, 141). In response, Pompey turned to Caesar and formed the Casesarian Faction with Crassus. Each individual had their own reasons for forming the faction; however, Pompey’s purpose was because he wanted a status for himself and land for his soldiers. In order for the faction to become powerful

By the Senate giving Augustus legal power to command over Rome’s religious, civil and military affairs. With the downfall of his uncle, Julius Caesar, Augustus would not make the same mistakes he made who showed that he was a dictator. Augustus entered the Senate bearing in mind he was one of them and carefully proclaiming that he inclined to invigorate the Roman republic. As a result, he accomplished

When Julius Caesar was brutally murdered, rumors went flying. But are any of them true? In 44 B.C Julius Caesar was a very powerful man. Many people enjoyed having him as their dictator, but many did not. On March 14th 44 B.C, Julius Caesar met his end. Brutus, Cassius, and the Senate are responsible for this crime. First, Brutus is an individual responsible for murdering Caesar. Caesar was aware of the rumors of people planning his death, his wife even dreamt of this event. Many worried about him