Julius Caesar's Achievements

What was the new territory that Julius Caesar conquered and added to the Republic?

• Gaul

• Germany

• England

• Carthage

Julius Caesar was working with two other generals to try to gain power. They were:

• Pompey and Gracchus

• Pompey and Crassus

• Crassus and Cicero

• Crassus and Nero

The "Rule of Three," or the group of three generals trying to gain power were called the:

• Three Commanders

• Biumvirate

• Triumvirate

• Ruling Council

Julius Caesar was known for all of the following (click all that apply):

• his charming personality

• being a plebeian

• his skills as a military leader

• his desire to become king of Rome

• his ability to give inspiring speeches

Caesar's greatest foe in his attempt to conquer what is modern day France was called:

• Vercingetorix

• Alesia

• Astarion

• Pompey

What happened to the "rule of three" after Caesar had made a big name for himself?

• the other two generals "stabbed him in the back" and tried to get him in trouble with the Senate.

• it became stronger than ever, and the three men went on to fix Rome's problems.

• it fell apart, but the Roman Republic did see some improvements.

• nothing; it continued on for a long, long time.

What special position did the Senate give to Julius Caesar?

• Dictator for Life

• Supreme General

• they offered him the crown to become King of Rome.

• Senator

What country did Julius Caesar chase his enemies to after they fled from Rome?

• Egypt

• Gaul

• Greece

• Spain

What leader did Caesar wind up making a deal with to be able to capture his enemies?

• Spartacus

• Cleopatra

• Pompey

• Crassus

In government, CORRUPTION is

• when an emergency comes up and a dictator is necessary.

• when a government official leaves office.

• lying, cheating, stealing and bribery.

• when government leaders vote to remove someone from office.