His Year: Julius Caesar (59 B.C.E.)
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Julius Caesar navigates Senate opposition, forms alliances, and introduces key legislation to secure power as Consul, facing filibusters and controversy before ultimately succeeding and cementing his legacy through selecting successors and delivering a memorable farewell speech.
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- Caesar's strategic formation of the First Triumvirate with Pompey and Crassus was crucial in overcoming Conservative Senate opposition and pushing through legislation that benefited the urban poor and veterans, showcasing his adept political maneuvering.
- The implementation of extensive provincial governance reforms by Caesar, widely accepted and enduring for centuries, highlights his lasting impact on Roman governance, solidifying his legacy beyond his immediate rule.
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