By Joshua Merrill.  His name is Julius Caesar  He was born in 100BC. In Rome Italy  Was a military and political leader in ancient Rome  Was the.

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By Joshua Merrill

 His name is Julius Caesar  He was born in 100BC. In Rome Italy  Was a military and political leader in ancient Rome  Was the first emperor of Rome

 Cruel  Harsh  Brave  Heroic  Brutal

 He would become the greatest leader in history with all of his achievements

 He is known as the great general  He concurred Gaul and Germany also England  He had flawless success in his campains

 He made him self emperor and by doing so made his the most powerful man in the world

 He created the most powerful empire in history with his reforms and massive building protects to day would not be the same without him.

 The Roman Empire, AD 214. Map. Cartographica, eLibrary. Web. 13 May  Bust of Julius Caesar ( BC). 01 Oct Bridgeman. eLibrary. Web. 13 May  : Roman. Emperor Augustus (63 BC-14 AD). 01 Oct Bridgeman. eLibrary. Web. 13 May  Brown, Bryan. "The Great Dictator." Junior Scholastic. 23 Jan. 2006: 14. eLibrary. Web. 13 May  "Caesar, (Gaius) Julius." Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, v Jan eLibrary. Web. 13 May  "Caesar, Julius." Compton's by Britannica, v Jan eLibrary. Web. 13 May