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Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - The Life of Caesar


Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - The Life of CaesarVersión en línea Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - The Life of Caesar por Vijo Gor 1 What kind of family did Julius Caesar come from? a A provincial family from Spain b A plebeian merchant family c A patrician family d A poor farming family from Gaul 2 Which goddess and legendary hero did Caesar’s family claim descent from? a Minerva and Romulus b Venus and Aeneas c Diana and Odysseus d Juno and Hercules 3 What personal skills helped Caesar rise to power? a He was a skilled farmer and builder b He was an artist and playwright c He was a talented public speaker, politician, and general d He was a philosopher and priest 4 What was the alliance formed in 60 BC between Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus called? a The Triumvirate b The Senate Pact c The People’s Front d The Roman League 5 What position did Caesar gain in 59 BC with their support? a Dictator b Consul c Censor d Tribune 6 What province did Caesar receive command of after his consulship? a North Africa b Egypt c Sicily d Southern Gaul 7 What was the result of Caesar's campaigns in Gaul? a He signed a peace treaty with the Gauls b He became governor of Greece c He lost most of his army d He conquered all of Gaul and expanded Rome's territory to the English Channel 8 How did Caesar's popularity in Rome change after his campaigns in Gaul? a It was overshadowed by Pompey's fame b It increased greatly c It declined due to long wars d It remained the same 9 What event weakened the bond between Caesar and Pompey? a Pompey's defeat in Spain b A disagreement about land reform c The death of Crassus d The death of Caesar's daughter Julia, who was married to Pompey 10 What did the Senate do when they feared Caesar's growing power? a They exiled him to Egypt b They offered him a peaceful retirement c They made him dictator d They supported Pompey and ordered Caesar to return to Rome without his army 11 What famous river did Caesar cross in 49 BC, beginning a civil war? a The Euphrates b The Rubicon c The Tiber d The Nile 12 What was the meaning of Caesar's decision to cross the Rubicon? a It meant he was declaring war on the Senate and Pompey b It meant he was retiring from public life c It meant he was escaping from Rome d It meant he was joining the Senate 13 What happened to Pompey after Caesar crossed into Italy? a b) He retreated to Greece b d) He went into hiding in Gaul c a) He surrendered immediately d c) He defeated Caesar 14 What happened to Pompey after the Battle of Pharsalus in 48 BC? a b) He became Caesar’s ally b a) He was killed after being defeated by Caesar c d) He was made consul again d c) He fled to Gaul and survived 15 What reforms did Caesar make once he took control of Rome? a d) He abolished slavery b c) He increased taxes on all citizens c a) He passed new laws to help the poor and improve administration d b) He banned elections and destroyed the Senate 16 Why was Caesar's rise a turning point in Roman history? a It stopped Roman expansion b It showed that individual generals could gain power over the Senate and the Republic c It ended all civil wars d It strengthened the power of the Senate 17 Why did some senators turn against Caesar? a b) He ruled without consulting them and became dictator for life b d) He tried to move the capital to Gaul c c) He lost wars abroad d a) He refused to pay them 18 What happened to Caesar on March 15, 44 BC? a d) He abdicated power voluntarily b c) He was captured by slaves c a) He was crowned king d b) He was assassinated by a group of senators 19 What did Caesar’s assassination lead to? a d) A quick return to democracy b a) Peace and stability c c) A new civil war that ended the Republic d b) The end of slavery in Rome

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Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - The Life of CaesarVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

What kind of family did Julius Caesar come from?

Which goddess and legendary hero did Caesar’s family claim descent from?

What personal skills helped Caesar rise to power?

What was the alliance formed in 60 BC between Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus called?

What position did Caesar gain in 59 BC with their support?

What province did Caesar receive command of after his consulship?

What was the result of Caesar's campaigns in Gaul?

How did Caesar's popularity in Rome change after his campaigns in Gaul?

What event weakened the bond between Caesar and Pompey?

What did the Senate do when they feared Caesar's growing power?

What famous river did Caesar cross in 49 BC, beginning a civil war?

What was the meaning of Caesar's decision to cross the Rubicon?

What happened to Pompey after Caesar crossed into Italy?

What happened to Pompey after the Battle of Pharsalus in 48 BC?

What reforms did Caesar make once he took control of Rome?

Why was Caesar's rise a turning point in Roman history?

Why did some senators turn against Caesar?

What happened to Caesar on March 15, 44 BC?

What did Caesar’s assassination lead to?