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Whom did Julius Caesar defeat to become the ruler of Rome?

Augustus
Cicero
Crassus
Pompey

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Answer:

D) Pompey

Explanation:

Crossing the Rubicon

  • In 49 BCE, Caesar led his army from Gaul across the Rubicon River into Italy
  • Civil War broke out and Caesar defeated Pompey
  • In 46 BCE, the Senate appointed Caesar ruler
  • In 44 BCE, Caesar named himself dictator for life

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Julius Caesar defeat to become the ruler of Rome is Pompey. In the Battle of Dyrrhachium in 48 BC, Pompey defeated Caesar, but he was defeated conclusively in the Battle of Pharsalus.

Why did Caesar and Pompey fight?

Pompey's political alliance with Julius Caesar had deteriorated by 54 BCE, and when Julia, Caesar's daughter and Pompey's wife, died, it had completely crumbled.

Pompey grew increasingly concerned about Caesar's growing ambitions and pulled closer to the Roman Senate.

Thus, option D is correct.

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