Why did Julius Caesar's enemies label him a tyrant? He eventually assumed absolute power over Rome. He shared his power equally with the Roman Senate and Rome's citizens. He was part of the First Triumvirate.

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Why did Julius Caesar's enemies label him a tyrant?

He eventually assumed absolute power over Rome.
He shared his power equally with the Roman Senate and Rome's citizens.
He was part of the First Triumvirate.
He did nothing to help expand the Roman Empire,

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He eventually assumed absolute power over Rome.

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