There is a lengthy debate about the question wether Julius Caesar was a dictator or a reformer. Historians argue over this point, both sides with valid arguments. Yet I believe that Julius Caesar was a reformer. I believe this because of multiple reasons, such as:
Caesar gained the loyalty and support of his soldiers by having leadership skills and strategy.
He treated the people that he defeated well, and on some occasions he even included them inside the government.
Caesar ended the corruption within the society of nobles.
We know that Caesar brought a sense of order and peace to Rome.
Cities that had been destroyed by the republic, Caesar rebuilt.
He took Rome and strengthened and expanded it
Found jobs for the poor
Granted citizenship to people outside of Rome, from other cities and states.
Through all these improvements and achievement, I believe Julius Caesar bettered Rome. He had ambition to some this might have been taken as a sign of greed, yet it was a drive to better a republic.
Caesar gained the loyalty and support of his soldiers by having leadership skills and strategy.
He treated the people that he defeated well, and on some occasions he even included them inside the government.
Caesar ended the corruption within the society of nobles.
We know that Caesar brought a sense of order and peace to Rome.
Cities that had been destroyed by the republic, Caesar rebuilt.
He took Rome and strengthened and expanded it
Found jobs for the poor
Granted citizenship to people outside of Rome, from other cities and states.
Through all these improvements and achievement, I believe Julius Caesar bettered Rome. He had ambition to some this might have been taken as a sign of greed, yet it was a drive to better a republic.
I agree
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