Who formed the First Triumvirate?
Cato, Pompey & Caesar
Cato, Antony & Octavian
Caesar, Crassus & Pompey
Marc Antony, Lepidus & Octavian
Answer
Caesar, Crassus, and Pompey, commonly known as the First Triumvirate, were influential Roman political and military leaders who formed an unofficial alliance in 60 BCE. This powerful alliance aimed to advance their shared political ambitions and significantly influence the Roman Republic's political landscape during a period of internal turmoil and power struggles.
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