The Reign of Julius Caesar: Part 3

​The Reign of Julius Caesar: Part 3

By Allison Bayles

Multiple Choice

What do we call a victory in which the victor wins the battle but suffers a great loss of men?

• a pirate victory

• a Pyrrhic victory

• a Trojan victory

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Place the Metal on the Left and the Matching Empire that it represents on the right.

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Iron & Clay

Rome-mixed

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• Minoan Culture

• Mycenaean Culture

• The Trojan War

• Phoenician Civilization

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• Israel Divides into Two Kingdoms

• Homer and Greek Mythology

• The Olympics

• Founding of Rome

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Minoan Civilization

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What are the approximate dates of the Minoan Culture?

• c. A.D 1900 - A.D. 1950

• c. 4000 B.C. - 3500 B.C.

• c. 1500 B.C. - 1000 B.C.

• c. 2200 B.C. - 1450 B.C.

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How is it thought the Minoan civilization ended?

• Severe hurricanes

• Volcanic activity and disease

• From a combination of volcanic activity and attack from the Myceneans' Egyption invasion

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What was the first European civilization and where did it develop?

• The Minoans on the island of Crete

• The Egyptians along the Nile

• The Greeks from Spain

• The Minoans on Cyprus

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Who was King Minos?

• A babylonian General

• The first Pharaoh of Egypt

• A character from Greek Mythology

• A character of Roman Mythology

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Where did the Minoans choose to build their towns?

• On the Hilltops of Crete

• Underwater

• On the coast of Crete

• Inside a volcano

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How did the Minoans travel?

• By surfboard

• By rafts to Libya

• By ship at sea, to trade their pottery and other goods.

• By wagon cart around their island.

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Where did the Minoans build their largest palace?

• On the island of Santorini

• Underwater

• In the southern city of Phaistos

• In their capital city Knossos

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What is the evidence that Minoans believed in life after death?

• They baked bread

• Their dead were buried with posessions to take to the afterlife.

• They believed cows came out of the sea

• They built giant pyramids

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What alphabet did the Minoans develop?

• An early Greek alphabet known as 'Linear A'

• Strange Chinese Symbols

• Phoenicians Letters

• An early Greek alphabet known as 'Linear C'

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How is the Minoan culture best described?

• Sarcastic

• Hieratic

• Omnipresent

• Hedonistic

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• Persian Wars

• Pericles and the Peloponnesian War

• Greek Philosophers

• Nehemiah and the Jewish Return

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• Greece Colonized, Democracy Begins

• Israel and Judah Fall

• The Prophets of God

• Roman Republic

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Match the following

• Pontifex Maximus

• Military Tribune

• Aedile

• Praetor

high priest

legion commander

overseer of public buildings

high judge

• high priest

• legion commander

• overseer of public buildings

• high judge

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Match the following

• Quaestor

• Consul

• Proconsul

• Dictator

overseer of public money

highest ruler

governor of province

all power in one person

• overseer of public money

• highest ruler

• governor of province

• all power in one person

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• Persian Wars

• Pericles and the Peloponnesian War

• Greek Philosophers

• Nehemiah and the Jewish Return

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• Alexander the Great

• Architectural Advances in Rome

• Rome Rises to World Power

• Reign of Julius Caesar

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Multiple Choice

What are the dates for the Reign of Julius Caesar?

• 159 B.C.-144 B.C.

• 59 B.C.-44 B.C.

• A.D. 44-A.D. 59

• 198 B.C.-175 B.C.

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In to what kind of family was Julius Caesar born?

• a slave family

• a patrician (noble) family

• a noble Persian family

• a Macedonian family

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Approximately when was Julius Caesar born?

• c. A.D. 100

• c. 1000 B.C.

• c. 100 B.C.

• c. 59 B.C.

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What disciplines did Julius Caesar study?

• Latin, Greek, literature, math, music, astronomy, and rhetoric

• accounting and carpentry

• Latin and Greek

• biology, chemistry, medicine

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What land did Julius Caesar conquer in 58 B.C.?

• Macedon

• Gaul

• Carthage

• Iberia

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How did Julius Caesar become Rome's ruler?

• He inherited it from his father

• Cleopatra made him king

• He never held office

• He defeated his opponents in a civil war

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Name a law that Julius Caesar changed as Rome's ruler.

• He changed marriage restrictions.

• He forbid selling people into slavery for their debts.

• He forbid sailing.

• He increased Olympic games.

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Why was Julius Caesar stabbed to death on March 15, 44 B.C.?

• He sought to attack Egypt.

• He threatened the interests of the powerful Senate.

• He had conquered Gaul.

• He had slapped a general.

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Who was Caesar's heir who joined with Mark Antony to fight Julius's assassins?

• Tiberius

• Nero

• Sulla

• Octavian

Historical Literature

Cleopatra

Cleopatra Because Caesar's love for Cleopatra distracted him from his duties as a ruler in Rome, some of his friends assassinated him. Although Cleopatra had followed Caesar to Rome, she went back to Egypt after his death. In Rome, three men took over power: Octavian, Caesar's adopted heir, Mark Antony, a Roman general, and Lepidus, a prominent Roman. Mark Antony stopped in Egypt on a military campaign, where he was captivated by Cleopatra. Assignment: Read in Cleopatra beginning with "Cleopatra's union with Mark Antony," and ending with

"But Cleopatra wanted to save her fleet and argued strongly for a sea battle.

Antony finally agreed,"