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The Birth of the Roman Empire

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1 The Birth of the Roman Empire
7.3 Guided Reading The Birth of the Roman Empire

2 Tiberius: Clubbed to death
Gracchi Brothers Gaius: Killed in a Riot Tiberius: Clubbed to death

3 Gaius Marius General Consul Created Army of Volunteers Defeated by Sulla

4 Sulla General Consul Dictator for a time Tried to restore the Senate
Eventually would step down from power

5 Julius Caesar Nephew of Gaius Marius General: Military Genius Consul
Favored the Poor….or did he??

6 The First Triumvirate Pompey Caesar Crassus

7 Caesar Conquers Gaul

8 Crassus killed in battle
Caesar and Pompey now vying for power

9 Caesar’s March on Rome

10 Pompey killed in Egypt Caesar now has sole control of Rome Affair with Cleopatra

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