Part 1: Caesar Fights the Celts
What country did Caesar want to conquer?
What is Britain?
Which Senator married Caesar’s daughter and then became jealous of Caesar?
What is Pompey?
What country did Pompey run to?
What is Egypt?
What river did Caesar cross over with his army?
What is The Rubicon?
What do we call the people who lived in Britain?
What is the Celts?
Did Pompey and the Senators fight against Caesar?
What is No, their soldiers ran away?
How did Cleopatra and her brother try to make friends with Caesar?
Who did Caesar want to be king after him?
What is His nephew, Octavian?
What was the language of the Romans?
What is Latin?
Why were Caesar's soldiers so loyal to him?
What is He treated them well, paid them money, and made sure they had plenty of food to eat?
Why was the consul Pompey jealous of Caesar?
What is He was not as popular as Caesar?
Why did Caesar want to go after Pompey in Egypt?
What is He thought Pompey would come back with a whole army and attack him again?
Can you name one thing that Caesar did when he became dictator?
What is He took power away from the Senate; he could declare war, pass laws, and raise taxes; he made money with his picture on it; he paid for gladiator fighting and chariot racing?
What was the name of the book Caesar wrote about his wars?
What is The Gallic Wars?
What did Caesar tell the people of Rome about his wars with the Celts?
What is That he was winning?
When Caesar heard that he was going to be arrested, what did he do?
What is He marched his army towards Rome?
Why did Cleopatra want Caesar to be on her side?
What is She wanted to get rid of her brother and rule Egypt all alone?
Can you remember one strange thing that happened to Caesar on the 15th of March?
What is His horses were crying; a fortune-teller told him to be careful; his wife had a strange dream?
Why did the Celts paint their bodies blue all over?
What is They believed that the blue lines would protect them from swords and arrows?
What did the Celts look like?
What does “crossing the Rubicon” still mean?
What is Doing something you can't undo.
What does "Veni, Vidi, Vici" mean?
What is I came, I saw I conquered?
What did Caesar say when he died, and what did it mean?
What is Et tu, Brute? You, too, Brutus?
What is a civil war?
What is A war that a country fights against himself?