​Julius Caesar Came to Sole Power by

question 11

Multiple Choice

​Julius Caesar came to sole power by

• A)​demoting his partner Pompey and assigning him to military command in Egypt.
• B)​assassinating the other members of the triumvirate.
• C)​crowning himself as Emperor and dismissing the senate.
• D)​defeating Pompey and the senators who endorsed him.
• E)​sacking Rome and moving the capital to Constantinople.

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