Understanding Abandonment: A Comprehensive Guide Abandonment, in legal terms, is a broad concept that can have varying implications depending on the context in which it is applied. It is a term that…
Business Law: Absolute Liability Quiz
Introduction Liability in the legal realm is a responsibility or obligation that arises from the conduct of a person or an entity. Generally, liability is assigned based on a party’s negligence or…
Business Law: Abatement Quiz
Understanding Abatement Abatement, in the legal context, refers to the reduction or elimination of a court judgment or tax assessment. The term has a broad application, spanning different areas of law including…
Julius Caesar Road to Power QUIZ
The Senate’s Ultimatum and the Rubicon In 50 BC, tensions between Julius Caesar and the Roman Senate reached a boiling point. Caesar had become one of Rome’s most successful and powerful military…
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The March on Rome and the Pursuit of Pompey After crossing the Rubicon in January 49 BC, Julius Caesar wasted no time in advancing towards Rome. His decision to march on the…
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The Battle of Pharsalus and the Alexandrian War The confrontation between Julius Caesar and Pompey culminated in the summer of 48 BC at the Battle of Pharsalus in central Greece. Caesar’s forces,…
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Victories at Thapsus and Munda Following his victory at Pharsalus and the conclusion of the Alexandrian War, Julius Caesar turned his attention to the remaining Pompeian forces that continued to resist his…
Julius Caesar Part 4: Consolidation of Power and Reforms (45–44 BC) QUIZ
45 BC: Julius Caesar Returns to Rome and is appointed dictator for ten years, beginning a series of political and social reforms. In 45 BC, Julius Caesar returned to Rome after emerging…
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Caesar Introduces the Julian calendar, a more accurate solar-based calendar that replaces the old Roman lunar calendar Julius Caesar, recognizing the shortcomings of the Roman lunar calendar, initiated a significant reform in…
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44 BC: Caesar Declared dictator perpetuo (dictator for life) by the Senate, further centralizing his authority. In 44 BC, Julius Caesar reached the apex of his political career when the Roman Senate…