Julius Caesar

What did Caesar gain from his military service?

• Wealth

• Political office

• Experience and respect

• Land

Why was Rome becoming harder to rule during its expansion?

• Decrease in population

• Lack of military power

• Increase in size and complexity

• Economic prosperity

Who were often more loyal to their generals than to Rome itself?

• The senators

• The patricians

• The soldiers

• The plebeians

What was the Triumvirate in ancient Rome?

• A single ruler of Rome

• A group of three rulers

• A type of Roman architecture

• A Roman military strategy

What was a significant negative aspect of the Triumvirate ignored by many Romans?

• It was corrupt

• It failed to address poverty

• It led to increased taxes

• It caused food shortages

What position did Caesar appoint himself to after being a consul?

• Emperor of Rome

• Governor of Gaul

• Senator of Rome

• King of Britain

For how many years did Caesar fight tribes in Gaul, Germany, and Britain?

• Two years

• Four years

• Six years

• Eight years

What was Caesar's main objective in fighting tribes across Gaul, Germany, and Britain?

• To expand his personal wealth

• To establish trade routes

• To force them to serve Rome

• To explore new lands

What is the modern name of the region known as Gaul in ancient times?

• Italy

• Germany

• France

• Spain

Why did Caesar become extremely wealthy and popular in Gaul?

• He discovered gold mines in Gaul

• He established trade routes with Rome

• He won many victories in Gaul

• He wrote famous literature about Gaul