Answer:
Julius Ceasar was the dictator of Rome.
Explanation:
He is significant because he gained a loyal following in Gaul but was going to be forced to abandon them in order to be the second leader. Instead, he took his army to defeat the Tyrant that used to be his friend. He marched on Egypt, and put Cleopatra on the throne as an ally to the roman empire, upon his return to Rome he was declared Dictator for life by the Romans. He made many changes in his rule. 900 senators but less power for them. in 44 B.C. he was killed by conspirators in the senate.
