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Roman statesman; assassinated by Brutus, Cassius, and others on March 15, 44 BCE Julius Caesar leading conspirator against Caesar; kills himself at Philippi in Act V; "the noblest Roman of them all" Marcus Brutus leading conspirator against Caesar; "has a lean and hungry look"; kills himself at Philippi in Act V Caius Cassius Brutus' wife; kills herself by swallowing hot coals Portia Caesar's wife; dreams of Caesar's assassination before it happens Calpurn...

"Et tu, Brute?--Then Fall Caesar." Caesar to Brutus. Even you Brutus? Caesar could not believe his best friend killed him "Stoop, Romans, stoop. And let us bathe our hands in Caesar's blood Up to the elbows and besmear our sword." Brutus to Conspirators. They should kill Caesar because it is the best thing for Rome. "You blocks, you stones, you worse than useless things." Marullus to Commoners. He is mad at them for celebrating Caesar's return to Rome. "But I a...

A soothsayer Who warns caesar about it ides of March Flavius and marullus Who berates the commoners as they return from battle March 15th What dates is the ides of March Because he is a coward and to weak to rule Rome Cassius does not think that caesar should be above him why Antony offered him the crown 3 times What causes people to cheer for caesar 3 times Deaf in one ear and has epilepsy What are Caesars two physical infirmities Lion at the capi...

Flavius & Marcullus tribunes who break up the crowd waiting to honor Caesar's triumph Julius Caesar Emperor of Rome Casca First to stab Caesar Calpurnia Caesar's wife Mark Antony Devoted follower of Caesar Soothsayer Warns Caesar "Beware the ides of March" Brutus joins and then leads the conspiracy to kill Caesar Cassius organizes conspiracy and convinces Brutus to join Cicero Roman senator to whom Casca speaks with on eve of a...

Calpurnia Caesar's wife - had the dream about Caesar getting killed? Pompey Who did Caesar defeat in battle before the start of the play? Caesar Who said, "cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once."? enemies What was the reason for Brutus and Cassius to kill themselves? So that their ___________ couldn't kill them. dictator What was Caesar about to become if he were not killed by the conspirators? A ___________ or king. ...

Why are Flavius and Marullus upset at the beginning of the play? The citizens are gathered to celebrate Caesar, but have forgotten the fallen hero Pompey. How does cassius die? His servant kills him on request. How do the soothsayers tell Julius Caesar? Beware the ides of March Why does Caesar speak in third person? It is a sign of royalty Where does act 1 scene 3 take place? On the streets, at midnight What is the Roman attitude to suicide? It is an hono...

Check all the boxes next to accomplishments of Julius Caesar. Created the Julian Calendar Named "Dictator for Life" Elected Chief Priest The play "Julius Caesar" mostly takes place in the cities of ___ and Philippi. Rome Many of Shakespeare's plays were performed at the ___ Theatre in London, England. Globe The main ruling body in the Roman government was known as the: Senate Romans highly prized a man or woman of ___ who could tell good from evil and would...

Who's Brutus' wife? Brutus' wife is Portia. Why did Brutus agree to kill Caesar? Brutus agreed to kill Caesar for the good of Rome. What are the Ides of March? The Ides of March is when Caesar died. Who is the leader of the Conspiracy? The leader is Cassius. What happened to Caesar in the river with Cassius? Caesar was drowning and Cassius had to save him. Who are the Plebians? The Pleblians are the commoners and the lower class Why does Caesar ...

Who was the first person to stab caesar Casca dramatic foils in Julius Caesar Marc Antony and Cassius can be seen as foil characters for the main character of Julius Caesar. Cafos daughter Who is Brutus with when he dies Strato Caesar warns Antony of Brutus, Casca, and the other conspirators. Shakespeare was born April 23, 1564 in Stratford-Upon-Avon, England Shakespeares theatre was called The Globe Theatre "this was the nobelest roman of ...

Who are Marullus and Flavius? tribunes-people who protect the commoners Give two reasons why Marullus and Flavius scold at the citizens. were not wearing their work clothes ing the streets instead of working Marullus reminds the crowd that not long ago they had cheered _________________. Now they cheer __________________________ who defeated Pompeys son. Pompey, julius caesar What do we learn about the crowd based on their actions? rowdy,not loyal,easily persuaded ...

Replication echo infirmity illness surly in a proud way prodigious impressively forceful entreated begged conspiracy group plotting harm exploit heroic act imminent about to happen suit petition confounded confused mutiny open rebellion malice desire to harm legacies things left in a will slanderous damaging to a person's reputation covert secret chastisement punishment ...

What is the profession of the commoner that Murellus interrogates in the street during Caesar's parade? Cobbler What is the cause of Caesar's parade? Defeat of Pompey Why does Marullus chide commoners? Their fickle allegiance What do Flavius and Marullus do when they reach the temple at the Capitol? Alter Caesar's statues Marullus thinks that if Caesar's support can be regulated, than ____ can be regulated too. Power What is Antony preparing to do as C...

Check all the boxes next to accomplishments of Julius Caesar. Created the Julian Calendar Named "Dictator for Life" Elected Chief Priest The play "Julius Caesar" mostly takes place in the cities of ___ and Philippi. Rome Many of Shakespeare's plays were performed at the ___ Theatre in London, England. Globe The main ruling body in the Roman government was known as the: Senate Romans highly prized a man or woman of ___ who could tell good from evil and would...

Check all the boxes next to accomplishments of Julius Caesar. Created the Julian Calendar Named "Dictator for Life" Elected Chief Priest The play "Julius Caesar" mostly takes place in the cities of ___ and Philippi. Rome Many of Shakespeare's plays were performed at the ___ Theatre in London, England. Globe The main ruling body in the Roman government was known as the: Senate Romans highly prized a man or woman of ___ who could tell good from evil and would...

Who are Marullus and Flavius? tribunes-people who protect the commoners Give two reasons why Marullus and Flavius scold at the citizens. were not wearing their work clothes ing the streets instead of working Marullus reminds the crowd that not long ago they had cheered _________________. Now they cheer __________________________ who defeated Pompeys son. Pompey, julius caesar What do we learn about the crowd based on their actions? rowdy,not loyal,easily persuaded ...

what two tribunes are banished from Rome? Marallus and Flavius What is the purpose of scene 1? To show there are many different opinions on Caesar What illnesses does Caesar suffer from? He has epilepsy and is deaf in one ear What does the line "he has a lean and hungry look" refer to? What does it mean? Who said it? Caesar says it and it refers to Cassius. It means that he is power hungry and Caesar is wary of him because of this What feast is being celebrated ...

Calpurnia Caesar's wife - had the dream about Caesar getting killed? Pompey Who did Caesar defeat in battle before the start of the play? Caesar Who said, "cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once."? enemies What was the reason for Brutus and Cassius to kill themselves? So that their ___________ couldn't kill them. dictator What was Caesar about to become if he were not killed by the conspirators? A ___________ or king. ...

What reason does Caesar give for not reading Artemidorus letter He says that since it pertains to himself he cannot read it because he only cares about Rome What roles do the following characters play in the conspiracy Trebonius he is to distract Antony Metellus Cimber he is to beg for the life of his banished brother. Casca he is the first to stab What is Caesar opinion of himself He believes himself to be fair and just "constant as a northern star" What does "Et tu...

Roman statesman; assassinated by Brutus, Cassius, and others on March 15, 44 BCE Julius Caesar leading conspirator against Caesar; kills himself at Philippi in Act V; "the noblest Roman of them all" Marcus Brutus leading conspirator against Caesar; "has a lean and hungry look"; kills himself at Philippi in Act V Caius Cassius Brutus' wife; kills herself by swallowing hot coals Portia Caesar's wife; dreams of Caesar's assassination before it happens Calpurn...