Ancient Rome  Roman Republic (509 BCE – 27 BCE)  BCE – Before Common Era  Similar to our political system  Class divisions.

Ancient Rome  Roman Republic (509 BCE – 27 BCE)  BCE – Before Common Era  Similar to our political system  Class divisions

Roman Contributions

 Weather  Sacrificing animals  Dreams  Seizures  Children’s behavior

Julius Caesar was a Roman general, politician, and later dictator.

Caesar is elected consul and forms a triumvirate of power with Pompey and Crassus.

Caesar invades Britain and later conquers Gaul (France).

Crassus dies, leaving Pompey and Caesar as a duo.

The senate, led by Pompey, orders Caesar to disband his army and return to Rome.

Caesar refuses to lay down, and he instead invades Rome, causing civil war.

Caesar pushes Pompey out of Rome and into Egypt. He is later assassinated.

Caesar is declared dictator for life. Because of this, some senators begin discussing how to get rid of Caesar as a leader.

A.Very important B.Somewhat important C.Not important D.Completely unimportant 1. How important is loyalty to one’s country?

2. What would you do if your loyalty to country came in conflict with loyalty to yourself? A.What was best for country B.What was best for self

A.The well-being of an individual B.The well-being of a society 3. Which is more important?

4. Which is a better form of government? A.True democracy B.Representative government

5. Fate plays a large part in what happens to us in our lives. A.True B.False

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