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    While Nero was still a child, his father died and his mother was exiled from Rome by Emperor Caligula, who also stole Nero's inheritance. Nero was then raised by his aunt until Caligula's death, after which Claudius became emperor. When Claudius died, it is believed Nero's mother poisoned him so Nero could become emperor at the young age of 17.

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    While Nero was still a child, his father died and his mother was exiled from Rome by Emperor Caligula, who also stole Nero's inheritance. Nero was then raised by his aunt until Caligula's death, after which Claudius became emperor. When Claudius died, it is believed Nero's mother poisoned him so Nero could become emperor at the young age of 17.

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    While Nero was still a child, his father died and his mother was exiled from Rome by Emperor Caligula, who also stole Nero's inheritance. Nero was then raised by his aunt until Caligula's death, after which Claudius became emperor. When Claudius died, it is believed Nero's mother poisoned him so Nero could become emperor at the young age of 17.

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    While Nero was still a young child, his

    father died. The Emperor Caligula had


    Nero's mother exiled from Rome and
    sent Nero to be raised by his aunt.
    Caligula also stole Nero's inheritance.
    A few years later, however, Caligula
    was killed and Claudius became
    emperor.

    Nero started out as a decent


    emperor. He supported the arts,
    built many public works, and
    In 54 AD, Emperor Claudius lowered taxes. However, as his
    died. Many historians believe reign continued, Nero became
    that Nero's mother poisoned more and more of a tyrant. He
    Claudius so her son could be had anyone he didn't like
    emperor. Nero was crowned executed including political
    Emperor of Rome at the age of rivals and some of his wives. He
    17. started to act crazy and saw
    himself more as an artist than an
    emperor.

    Nero
    13 October 54 – 9
    June 68 AD
    I think these facts are the most
    significant because these could
    have all played a part in Nero
    turning into the tyrant that he
    was. I am also surprised that he
    was named emperor at the age of
    17.

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