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The Roman Empire Brings Change Chapter 6.2 Rome grew rapidly, and growth brought political, economic, and social changes. Some leaders attempted reforms, but the republican government was unable to deal with the problems caused by these changes.
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Et tu, Brute? In 44 B.C, on March 15 (known to Romans as the Ides of March), Caesar prepared to go to speak to the Senate, unaware that important senators plotted his death. According to legend, his wife, Calpurnia, begged him not to go. She said she had seen him in a dream dying in her arms of stab wounds. He earlier had been warned of danger by a soothsayer (fortune teller). When Caesar arrived at the Senate chamber, he sat in his chair. Soon the plotters encircled him, took knives hidden in their togas, and stabbed him 23 times. They were led by Gaius Cassius and Caesar’s friend Marcus Brutus. Caesar’s last words were “Et tu, Brute?” (“You, too, Brutus?”) All future Roman emperors would take the name “Caesar” as a title, and the word would be adopted in other languages: kaiser (German) and czar (Russian). Why did Caesar’s rivals feel they had to kill him?
 
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CH. 6.2--The Roman Empire Brings Change

  • 1. The Roman Empire Brings Change Chapter 6.2 Rome grew rapidly, and growth brought political, economic, and social changes. Some leaders attempted reforms, but the republican government was unable to deal with the problems caused by these changes.
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  • 8. Et tu, Brute? In 44 B.C, on March 15 (known to Romans as the Ides of March), Caesar prepared to go to speak to the Senate, unaware that important senators plotted his death. According to legend, his wife, Calpurnia, begged him not to go. She said she had seen him in a dream dying in her arms of stab wounds. He earlier had been warned of danger by a soothsayer (fortune teller). When Caesar arrived at the Senate chamber, he sat in his chair. Soon the plotters encircled him, took knives hidden in their togas, and stabbed him 23 times. They were led by Gaius Cassius and Caesar’s friend Marcus Brutus. Caesar’s last words were “Et tu, Brute?” (“You, too, Brutus?”) All future Roman emperors would take the name “Caesar” as a title, and the word would be adopted in other languages: kaiser (German) and czar (Russian). Why did Caesar’s rivals feel they had to kill him?
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