Caesar, Cleopatra and the Ides of March | World History | Khan Academy

After conquering Gaul, what did the Roman senators tell Julius Caesar to do?

• To become the new Emperor of Rome.

• To leave his army and return to Rome.

• To conquer more lands for Rome.

• To join Pompey's army.

What did Pompey do when Julius Caesar entered Rome with his army?

• He immediately fought Caesar in Rome.

• He joined forces with Caesar.

• He retreated across the Adriatic Sea to regroup.

• He surrendered to Caesar.

Where did Julius Caesar finally defeat Pompey in 48 BCE?

• In Rome

• In Gaul

• At the Battle of Pharsalus in central Greece

• In Alexandria, Egypt

After Ptolemy XII, the Pharaoh of Egypt, died, who were named in his will to co-rule Egypt?

• Mark Antony and Cleopatra

• Crassus and Pompey

• Ptolemy XIII and Cleopatra

• Julius Caesar and Ptolemy XIII

Who was responsible for killing Pompey in 48 BCE?

• Julius Caesar

• Cleopatra

• Ptolemy XIII's supporters

• Marcus Antonius

How did Julius Caesar help Cleopatra in 48 BCE?

• He made her his wife

• He helped her become the Pharaoh of Egypt

• He gave her control of Rome

• He built a new city for her

What important position was Julius Caesar declared to hold for life in 44 BCE?

• King

• Emperor

• Dictator for life

• Consul

Who led the group that assassinated Julius Caesar on March 15, 44 BCE?

• Marcus Antonius

• Crassus

• Pompey

• Marcus Junius Brutus