I think this person (statue) is Julius Caesar. Because I looked up Roman people and saw a statue that looked like the statue on the Blog.
Facts About Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar conquered Gaul (in France), he was a brilliant Roman General in the army, he also made expeditions into Germany and Britain. Julius Caesar formed an alliance, he got support from the public (the people) in opposition to the Roman senate (leaders). Later the senate witch still held power, ordered Caesar to give up control of the army, he did not, then a civil war broke out (civil war is when a country fights it self and broke out means it started or happened).
Julius Caesar gained control of Rome (the capital of Italy). He held great power and became a dictator giving him more power. He was killed in 44BC (Before Christ) by Roman senators Julius Caesar introduced the Julian calender (the calender we use today).
This person is Julius Caesar. He was a leader of the armies he brought to invade Britain. It all started on a late summer morning when a Roman fleet of 10,000 soldiers were standing on a coast near Dover to see whether Britain was worth invading or not. The Romans he had brought were scared so no one jumped into the water until the Standard Bearer had, but the army was scared for nothing because the Britons were no match for the well-trained Romans. After his victory, Julius left and returned with another 10,000 men the following year, returned, but never came back for another 97 years.
This is what else I know that happened the rest of the Roman history:
2,700 years ago people called the Celts came from Europe to invade Britain, however the people who already lived there,the Britons, got mixed up with the Celts and were divided into tribes (next was Caesar's role). Afterwards, Roman Emperor Claudius, decided to make Britain part of the Roman Empire. So he sent 40,000 legions to Great Britain who all landed in Rich borough,Kent. Gradually, Romans swept enemies to the mountains of Wales and Scotland. It wasn't until AD 84 that the Roman army invaded Scotland. No matter how hard they tried, they couldn't defeat the Scots although the army won some battles. So they tried hard and were the best army in the world. Romans were split into legionaries with roughly about 5,000 legions. They were also well-trained to build forts, bridges, siege engines (catapults) and roads. The soldiers wore a heavy armour and shield which they had to hold together.These strong ones also carried a lot of equipment: 2 javelins, a sharp sword, food, cooking gear, an axe and 2 wooden stakes. There are 3 different types of people who worked in the army: Archers: Many came from Syria. Some were mounted archers Slingers: people who throw stones using their tunics Standard Bearers: people who point directions of where to go
The Romans made Bust of famous people, such as great thinkers and emperors. The person whose bust this is has a balding head and a large nose. looking on the internet this looks like the description of the famous Roman Emperor -Julius Caesar.
This is the image of famous roman general Julius Caesar .He was born on July the 12th 1000BCE in Rome, Italy. Julius Ceasar turned the Roman Republic into the powerful Roman Empire and became dictator of the Roman Empire.
Full Name: Gaius Julius Caesar Born: 12 or 13 July , 100 BC in Rome, Italy. Fathers Name: Gaius Julius Caesar III Mothers Name: Aurelia Cotta Spouse: Cornelia Sinna Minor, Pompeia, Calpurnia Pisonis Children: (son): Caesarion Religion: Roman Paganism Died (assassinated) : 15th March 44 BC at Theatre of Pompey, Rome
Julius Caesar was a famous and important leader in ancient Rome. He was so important that a month July, was named after him. He was a brilliant military general and an able administrator. He wrote new laws and changed and improved the lives of common people. He conquered Gaul and invaded Britain twice. When Rome was going through crisis, it was Julius Caesar who gave leadership to Rome. The common people believed in him. Thus he became popular and gained the support of the public in opposition to the Roman senate. This made this senate angry and worried. The senate thought that Caesar might declare himself king. This senate ordered Caesar to give up military control. But Caesar disobeyed and crossed the Rubicon River with his army. This caused a civil war and Julius Caesar gained control of Rome. Julius Caesar was thrice. He had a son called Caesarion with Cleopatra, queen of Egypt. As Caesar was becoming more and more Powerful, the senate started conspiring against him. A group (60) of these senators lead by Cassius and Brutus, assassinated Caesar 15th March 44 BC. Julius Caesar will be remembered as one of the greatest leaders of all time.
Up there is the bust of Julius Caesar, a famous roman who was born on 12th July 100BC. When he was sixteen his father died when his family was not as powerful as it got to be. Julius Caesar was able to fight any level of power of his enemies. He went from place to place to rule even Britten and made the Roman Empire grow. On March 15 he was killed by a couple of senators who wanted to be kings and rule the Empire them self's.
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I think this ^bust^ belongs to Julius Caesar.I found it in my Encyclopedia's book.Julius Caesar was the military leader of the Roman Republic.
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ReplyDeleteI think this person (statue) is Julius Caesar. Because I looked up Roman people and saw a statue that looked like the statue on the Blog.
Facts About Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar conquered Gaul (in France), he was a brilliant Roman General in the army, he also made expeditions into Germany and Britain. Julius Caesar formed an alliance, he got support from the public (the people) in opposition to the Roman senate (leaders). Later the senate witch still held power, ordered Caesar to give up control of the army, he did not, then a civil war broke out (civil war is when a country fights it self and broke out means it started or happened).
Julius Caesar gained control of Rome (the capital of Italy). He held great power and became a dictator giving him more power. He was killed in 44BC (Before Christ) by Roman senators Julius Caesar introduced the Julian calender (the calender we use today).
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ReplyDeleteThis person is Julius Caesar.
He was a leader of the armies he brought to invade Britain.
It all started on a late summer morning when a Roman fleet of 10,000 soldiers were standing on a coast near Dover to see whether Britain was worth invading or not. The Romans he had brought were scared so no one jumped into the water until the Standard Bearer had, but the army was scared for nothing because the Britons were no match for the well-trained Romans. After his victory, Julius left and returned with another 10,000 men the following year, returned, but never came back for another 97 years.
This is what else I know that happened the rest of the Roman history:
2,700 years ago people called the Celts came from Europe to invade Britain, however the people who already lived there,the Britons, got mixed up with the Celts and were divided into tribes (next was Caesar's role).
Afterwards, Roman Emperor Claudius, decided to make Britain part of the Roman Empire. So he sent 40,000 legions to Great Britain who all landed in Rich borough,Kent. Gradually, Romans swept enemies to the mountains of Wales and Scotland.
It wasn't until AD 84 that the Roman army invaded Scotland. No matter how hard they tried, they couldn't defeat the Scots although the army won some battles.
So they tried hard and were the best army in the world. Romans were split into legionaries with roughly about 5,000 legions. They were also well-trained to build forts, bridges, siege engines (catapults) and roads.
The soldiers wore a heavy armour and shield which they had to hold together.These strong ones also carried a lot of equipment: 2 javelins, a sharp sword, food, cooking gear, an axe and 2 wooden stakes.
There are 3 different types of people who worked in the army:
Archers: Many came from Syria. Some were mounted archers
Slingers: people who throw stones using their tunics
Standard Bearers: people who point directions of where to go
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is he an emperor called julies ceaser or claudius
ReplyDeleteThe Romans made Bust of famous people, such as great thinkers and emperors. The person whose bust this is has a balding head and a large nose. looking on the internet this looks like the description of the famous Roman Emperor -Julius Caesar.
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This is the image of famous roman general Julius Caesar .He was born on July the 12th 1000BCE in Rome, Italy. Julius Ceasar turned the Roman Republic into the powerful Roman Empire and became dictator of the Roman Empire.
ReplyDeleteJulius Ceasar was assassined in March 15, 44BCE.
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Julius Caesar
ReplyDeleteFull Name: Gaius Julius Caesar
Born: 12 or 13 July , 100 BC in Rome, Italy.
Fathers Name: Gaius Julius Caesar III
Mothers Name: Aurelia Cotta
Spouse: Cornelia Sinna Minor, Pompeia, Calpurnia Pisonis
Children: (son): Caesarion
Religion: Roman Paganism
Died (assassinated) : 15th March 44 BC at Theatre of Pompey, Rome
Julius Caesar was a famous and important leader in ancient Rome. He was so important that a month July, was named after him. He was a brilliant military general and an able administrator. He wrote new laws and changed and improved the lives of common people.
He conquered Gaul and invaded Britain twice.
When Rome was going through crisis, it was Julius Caesar who gave leadership to Rome. The common people believed in him. Thus he became popular and gained the support of the public in opposition to the Roman senate. This made this senate angry and worried. The senate thought that Caesar might declare himself king.
This senate ordered Caesar to give up military control. But Caesar disobeyed and crossed the Rubicon River with his army. This caused a civil war and Julius Caesar gained control of Rome.
Julius Caesar was thrice. He had a son called Caesarion with Cleopatra, queen of Egypt.
As Caesar was becoming more and more Powerful, the senate started conspiring against him. A group (60) of these senators lead by Cassius and Brutus, assassinated Caesar 15th March 44 BC.
Julius Caesar will be remembered as one of the greatest leaders of all time.
By Aaratrika
Up there is the bust of Julius Caesar, a famous roman who was born on 12th July 100BC. When he was sixteen his father died when his family was not as powerful as it got to be. Julius Caesar was able to fight any level of power of his enemies. He went from place to place to rule even Britten and made the Roman Empire grow. On March 15 he was killed by a couple of senators who wanted to be kings and rule the Empire them self's.
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my name is jake and i go to the marsh school i think thats Julius Ceasar
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