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| When was Julius Caesar born? |
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Who lead the slave revolt?
How many slaves did he enlist? |
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| Who made up the First Triumvirate? |
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| Julius Caesar, Marcus Licinius Crassus, Gnaeus Pompey |
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| Who made up the Second Triumvirate? |
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| Octavius, Mark Antony, Marcus Aemilius Lepidus |
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| How long did Caesar stay in Rome? |
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| How many senators opposed Caesar? |
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| What did Caesar do to erase some of the dept Rome faced? |
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1) Made land legal tender for settleing dept
2)Forbidding the hoarding of coinage
3)All interest due from the civil war no longer needed to pay |
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How many titles did Caesar give himself?
What was the one title he did not give himself? |
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| Why was Caesar destined for politics? |
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| Uncle was a consul, father a praetor, and aunt had married the famous Marius |
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What does this quote show about Caesar?
"I like nothing better than to be like myself and to let them be like themselves." |
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| What was Caesars greatest service? |
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| Cut out the cancer of civil war |
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| On what day was Caesar killed? |
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| How many days are in the new Julian callander? |
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| What is the callender based on? |
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| The sun (solar callender) |
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| Raised an army for Sulla, indifferent public speaker, good athlete and swordsman |
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| Describe one incident that shows Crassus is crafty. |
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| During a fire, would only put out the fire if sold land for very cheep |
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| In 62 BC what three things was Pompey bent on obtaining? |
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1) triumph
2) senatorial ratification of his actions in the East
3) Rewards for his veterans |
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| How many Gauls were slaughtered during teh Gallic Wars? |
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| How many soldiers did Pompey want to reward? |
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| What party is Caesar a member of? |
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| What was Caesar very good at as a general? |
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| How is Caesar a different type of dictator? |
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| He did not slaughter his enemies, he let them go, even if they were going to try to kill him |
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| Who is Lucius Cornelus Sulla? |
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Dictator of Rome
Got power by force
Objective-Restore the senate to power(failed) |
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| Describe Caesar's building projects. |
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Made homes for landless Romans
20 colonies made for 100,000 people |
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Caesars aunt's husband
Enemy of Sulla |
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Marc Antony is Caesar's friend
infuriated by the betrayal of senate
He read senate's contract to protect Caeser at Caesar's funaral
Turned the people against the senate |
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| Who took credit for stopping the slave revolt? |
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Pompey took credit
it was rightfully Crassus' deed |
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| Did the senate support Caesar? |
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| Who is heir to Caesar's throne? |
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| Why did the Senate flee to Greece? |
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60 senetors fled after Marc Antony gave the speech
Turned the Romans against the pope |
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| How was the land divided? |
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| Octavian took the West of the empire, Antony the East, and Lepidus Africa |
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| How did Caesar change citizenship requirements in Rome? |
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| Gave full rights of citizenship to doctors, teachers, librarians and scholars Extended Roman citizenship to Cisalpine, and Gaul |
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| How did Caesar show his arrogance? |
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By saying that omens are chosen favorable by him
He compares himself to God. |
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| What was the life span of Pompey? |
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| What was the life span of Crassus? |
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| Why did Octavian quickly travel to Rome after Caesar's murder? |
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| Wanted a share of Caesar's land and possessions |
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| Why did Pompey and Crassus join together? |
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Both wanted to have consulship
In 70 BC, they both became consols. |
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