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| Cathagenian general that crossed Alps with elephants into Rome |
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| Roman general who defeated Hannibal at the battle of Zema in Cathrage |
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| Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus |
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| two brothers who attempted to help the poor and were then assassinated |
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| deafeated Marius in a civil war and became Rome's 1st dictator/gives Senate back power |
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| Roman general who fought Sulla in a civilwar |
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| defeated by Juilus Caesar |
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| a wealthy Roman that helped form the 1st Triuvirate |
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| became dictator for life and then was asssassinated a year later by the Senate |
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| feel in love with Cleopatra and deafted by Octavian |
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| a powerful politician who helped form the 2nd Triumvirate |
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| defeated Marc Antony and became Rome's most poweful dictator |
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| Octavian's other name means "exalted one" |
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| Marcus Brutus and Gaius Cassius |
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| plotted/conspired the assassination of Caesar |
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| lead the autual assassination |
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