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In History / Middle School | 2014-03-18

Why was Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon an important event?

Asked by samiboo35

Answer (3)

When Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon, it was an act of treason towards Rome sense the senate warned him beforehand to disband his army and then cross the river. So once he crossed it, It was a blatant act of defiance towards the senate. Caesar himself knew that there was know turning back, once he crossed it, he was immediately deemed a traitor, and if caught, punishment would be either crucifixion or being burned at stake.

Answered by BrainE | 2024-06-10

it was important because when he and his army crossed the Rubicon river and entered Italy it caused the civil war.

Answered by miner | 2024-06-10

Julius Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon River in 49 BCE was a crucial act of defiance against the Roman Senate, triggering a civil war. This illegal move marked a point of no return for Caesar, leading to his rise as a dictator and significant changes in Roman governance. The phrase 'crossing the Rubicon' symbolizes a decisive commitment to a risky course of action.
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Answered by BrainE | 2024-09-30

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