Julius Caesar 3.1 Cassius' Song

The transcript discusses themes of freedom, equality, and betrayal, focusing on historical figures like Caesar and Brutus. It highlights the motivations behind actions taken for democracy and against tyranny, emphasizing the importance of standing up for one's beliefs.

What was the primary motivation of the white land-owning men in the Senate?

• To establish a monarchy

• To gain personal wealth

• To expand their territories

• To let freedom ring

How did Caesar's rise to power contradict the ideals of Rome?

• He became the sole decision-maker

• He promoted equality among all citizens

• He expanded the Senate's power

• He abolished the voting system

What action is Brutus encouraged to take for the sake of democracy?

• Negotiate with Caesar

• Join Caesar's army

• Flee the city

• Stab Caesar

What does the phrase 'stab him for Rome' signify in the context of Brutus's actions?

• A call for peace

• A literal act of violence

• A metaphor for political reform

• An appeal for unity

Why is Brutus's involvement crucial in the plan against Caesar?

• He values democracy

• He wants to be emperor

• He desires power

• He seeks personal glory