What were the initial tasks Sulla was charged as dictator?Group of answer choicesProtect the State and the lawsDefend Rome's territory and fight warsBring order back to the state and formulate laws

Dictatorshipsby Hal Marcovitz(excerpt from “The Rise of Julius Caesar”)Sulla was a brutal and relentless dictator. But one enemy who escaped his wrath was Gaius Julius Caesar. Caesar was born in 100 BCE to a wealthy family. As a nephew of Sulla’s opponent Marius, Caesar found himself on Sulla’s list of enemies. No doubt he too would have been killed, but his family intervened, and Sulla reluctantly spared his life. Next, Sulla ordered Caesar to divorce his wife. Caesar refused and fled the city. He joined a Roman army campaigning in Turkey and did not return until after Sulla’s death in 78 BCE.2Select the correct answer.Which statement best expresses the key idea of the text? A. Julius Caesar refused to obey Sulla and divorce his wife. B. Julius Caesar was an enemy of the dictator Sulla. C. Julius Caesar was born to a wealthy family in 100 BCE. D. Julius Caesar escaped the dictator Sulla several times.

After becoming a republic, Rome was led by ________________.Question 1Answera.2 Consulsb.the parliamentc.a Kingd.council of 500

what are 4 accomplishments Caesar had for Rome?

how did Caesar protect himself and his power?

Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?A. "the Roman Empire reached its peak in terms of land area, and its population swelled to an estimated 70 million people." (Paragraph 2)B. "The Pax Romana began when Octavian became the leader of the Roman Empire." (Paragraph 3)C. "In 27 BCE, the Senate bestowed the title of Augustus upon Octavian." (Paragraph 7)D. "a series of leaders known as the Five Good Emperors ruled in succession and presided over a prolonged period of peace and prosperity." (Paragraph 14)