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Name Period Ancient Rome: From Republic to Empire Notes** The city of Rome was a dangerous place during the late republic (100BCE 50BCE) Politics were not working anymore Generals were fighting for control of the city o Checks and Balances were no longer followed o There were riots and violence all over the city People still came to the city to live there o More and more confusion and violence Cicero Roman philosopher and orator Cicero tried to change Rome for the better o Believed the Senate should be more powerful o Checks and Balances needed to return Roman generals did not listen and attempted to take more power The most powerful Roman general was Julius Caesar Caesar was a great general and a orator o Citizens and his soldiers loved him Caesar conquered most of Gaul (modern-day France) Caesar made an alliance with a man named Pompey so they could rule Rome together After 10 years, Pompey wanted Caesar to give up his power Caesar marched his army into Rome (illegal) Pompey ran away o Caesar caught him quickly Caesar returned to Rome and named himself dictator for life Four years later Caesar was killed by several aristocrats o March 15 o Et tu Brute

Marc Antony and Octavian came to power next o Hunted down Caesar s assassins Octavian returned to Rome, Antony went to fight Rome s enemies Antony married Octavian s sister, Octavia o Divorced her 8 years later to marry Cleopatra Octavian was insulted and wanted to kill Antony A civil war began in Rome o Between Antony and Octavian Octavian s navy fought Antony s navy at the Battle of Actium (by Greece) o Octavian won the battle Antony fled to Egypt o There he committed suicide with Cleopatra to avoid prison Octavian becomes the sole ruler of Rome He gained more power and named himself princeps o Princeps = first citizen 27BCE Senate named Octavian Augustus o Augustus = revered one o This is end of Roman Republic; start of Roman Empire I found Rome a city of bricks and I left it a city of marble Augustus and later Emperors worked to conquer more land o Some people conquered because they were threats to Rome o Some people conquered because they had resources 117CE Rome controlled: o Britain, Western Europe, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, North Africa

Name Period Ancient Rome: From Republic to Empire Notes* The city of was a dangerous place during the late (100BCE 50BCE) o and were no longer followed o There were and violence all over the city Cicero Roman and orator tried to change Rome for the better Roman did not listen and attempted to take more The most powerful Roman general was Caesar was a great and a orator Caesar most of (modern-day France) Caesar made an with a man named so they could rule Rome together After 10 years, wanted to give up his power Caesar his army into (illegal) Caesar returned to and named himself for life years later Caesar was killed by several Marc Antony and came to power next married Octavian s sister, o Divorced her 8 years later to marry was insulted and wanted to kill

A began in Rome o Between Antony and Octavian s navy fought Antony s navy at the Battle of (by Greece) o won the battle Antony fled to o There he committed with Cleopatra to avoid prison becomes the sole ruler of Rome He gained more and named himself o = first citizen 27BCE Senate named Octavian o = revered one o This is end of Roman ; start of Roman Rome controlled: o Britain, Western, Mesopotamia,, Turkey, Greece,

Name Period Ancient Rome: From Republic to Empire Notes The city of was a place during the late (100BCE 50BCE) o and were no longer followed o There were and all over the city Roman and orator tried to change for the better Roman did not and attempted to take more The most powerful general was Caesar was a great and a Caesar most of (modern-day ) Caesar made an with a man named so they could rule together After 10 years, wanted to give up his Caesar his army into (illegal) returned to and named himself for life years later Caesar was killed by several and came to power next married Octavian s sister, o her 8 years later to marry was insulted and wanted to kill

A began in Rome o Between and Octavian s navy fought Antony s navy at the of (by Greece) o won the battle fled to o There he committed with to avoid prison becomes the sole of Rome He gained more and named himself o = first citizen Senate named Octavian o = revered one o This is end of Roman ; start of Roman Rome controlled: o, Western, Mesopotamia,, Turkey, Greece,