write a story of EASSY language julious ceaser.
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Gaius Julius Caesar was born on July 13, 100 BC to a patrician family, or ruling class family. His family were aristocrats, meaning they were wealthy, noble, elite members of Rome during that time. There was not much information about Caesar’s childhood recorded, however, the average childhood being born into aristocracy is well known. Around the age of seven the children would be allowed and mandated to follow and watch what, how, and why their parents did what they did. The son would learn his responsibilities from his father, and a daughter would learn her responsibilities from her mother. Now, Caesar’s dad was a senator, so he would have been allowed to listen into the meetings and debates between his father, and other senators. (Adrian Goldsworthy Caesar: Life of a Colossus, pg. 34-39).
Children, specifically boys, were expected to fulfill a certain role when they became an adult, depending on the family, and were raised based on those roles. “For an aristocrat boy this meant a career in public life and the chance to win new glory for the family, as well as becoming one day the head of his own household…” (Adrian Goldsworthy, Caesar: Life of a Colossus, pg. 38). So Caesar being raised, educated, and trained based on these beliefs had a fairly rigorous upbringing. He would have been homeschooled, taught about basic math, and writing, same as most children, but being an aristocrat, specifically the son of a senator, he was taught about, and spectated politics. On top of his mental education, he was responsible for being in good physical shape, and was trained in combat and horse-riding