CSI: WHO KILLED JULIUS CAESAR?

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Detective Name Period Date CSI: WHO KILLED JULIUS CAESAR? Victim s Name: Julius Caesar Birthplace: Roman Empire Birth date: July, 100 BCE Death: March 15, 44 BCE (55 years old) Eyes: Green Hair: Brown, Balding Height: 5 7 Weight: 175 lbs Occupation: Roman Consul On the left is a photo created to show the assassination of Julius Caesar. On the right is a marble statue made to depict Caesar. CASE SUMMARY Born as a member of the patrician elite, Julius Caesar rose to fame in large part because of how he identified with the lower plebeian class. Caesar quickly became popular in the Roman Republic. He was elected Senator at age 30, then at 39 he was appointed to the post of military governor of Spain. In 60 BCE, at the age of 40, Caesar was elected for the highest position in all of Rome: he became one of Rome s two Consuls. As Consul, Caesar expanded Rome s territory into Gaul, allied Rome with powerful neighbors such as France, and worked hard to satisfy the Roman citizens. However, despite his widespread admiration and popularity, Julius Caesar was brutally murdered on the Senate floor on March 15th in the year 44 BCE. His death would plunge the Roman Republic into a civil war that would transform the republic into an empire. Your responsibility, detective, is to uncover two questions regarding Julius Caesar s assassination. WHO MURDERED JULIUS CAESAR AND WHY WAS HE MURDERED?

choice questions, create a written response to determine Augustus involvement. Once finished, navigate throughout the Station I )1) Testimony of Augustus Caesar 1. Who did Augustus blame for killing Caesar? a. the Senate b. Brutus c. Cassius d. Tyrannus 2. How did Augustus say the senate felt toward Julius Caesar? a. angry b. jealous c. sad d. happy 3. How was Julius related to Augustus? a. He was his uncle b. He was his father c. He was his brother d. He was not related 4. What kind of authority does he say he will use? a. the authority of a king c. the authority of a father b. the authority of a servant d. the authority of an emperor 5. Augustus said Rome will always have who to lead her? a. A king b. A Caesar c. the Senate d. an Emperor Do you think Augustus could be guilty of the crime? Why or why not?

choice questions, create a written response to determine Trebonius involvement. Once finished, navigate throughout the Testimony of Military Commander and Politician, TREBONIUS 1. How did he feel toward Caesar? a. happy b. angry c. glad d. unconcerned 2. Why was he upset with Caesar? a. he had fired them from their jobs c. he didn t stand to receive their honor b. he told them they were crazy d. he told them he didn t want their honor 3. What did the Senate want to do for Caesar? a. disgrace him by firing him c. honor him with a statue b. honor him with deificanon d. create a holiday for him 4. Do you think he would be willing to kill Julius Caesar? a. Yes b. No 5. What does deificanon mean? a. make a god b. fire c. reward with a prize d. honor with girs Do you think Trebonius could be guilty of the crime? Why or why not?

choice questions, create a written response to determine the involvement of Caesar s bodyguards. Once finished, navigate throughout the Station III )3) Testimony From one of Caesar s Bodyguards: 1. What did Caesar do to his bodyguards? a. fire them c. make them senators b. promote them d. send them on vacanon 2. Who did Tyrannus say had threatened Caesar? a. Cassius b. Brutus c. Augustus d. no one 3. What does Tyrannus say he hopes Caesar will do? a. fight the senate c. stay home b. fire the senate d. take a trip 4. Do you think Tyrannus was angry with Caesar? a. Yes b. No 5. Do you think Tyrannus wanted to see Caesar get more control? a. Yes b. No Do you think Tyrannus could be guilty of the crime? Why or why not?

choice questions, create a written response to determine Plutarch s involvement. Once finished, navigate throughout the Station IV )4) Plutarch the Historian 1. Where does Plutarch say the murder took place? a. in the street c. floor of Caesar s home b. Brutus office d. the Senate floor 2. Did everyone here know about the awack? a. Yes b. No 3. What did Cassius and Brutus do to stall Caesar's entrance? a. told him a story b. tripped him c. told him a joke d. engaged him in conversanon 4. Who struck the first blow? a. Tillius c. Cassius b. Brutus d. Tyrannus 5. What did Plutarch do? a. he was a historian b. he was a Senator c. he was a King Do you think Plutarch s account is reliable? Why or Why not?

choice questions, create a written response to determine Cassius involvement. Once finished, navigate throughout the Station V )5) Cassius 1. What is Cassius view of Julius Caesar? a. that Caesar is a great man c. that Caesar is an effecnve and profound leader b. that Caesar should be honored d. that Caesar is conceited 2. Where did this source come from? a. a play b. a movie c. Cassius himself d. Caesar himself 3. To Cassius, what is most important? a. Caesar b. Rome c. the gods d. the Senate 4. Why does Cassius believe Caesar is not a god? a. Cassius saw Caesar bleed c. Cassius saw Caesar bow to a king b. Cassius saw Caesar lose a bawle d. Cassius once saved Caesar s life 5. Who is Cassius talking with in this source? a. Caesar b. Brutus c. the gods d. the Senate Do you think Cassius could be guilty of the crime? Why or why not?

choice questions, create a written response to determine Nicolaus involvement. Once finished, navigate throughout the Stations VI )6) Nicolaus of Damascus 1. Which word is a synonym for the word conspirator? a. police c. friends b. collaborator d. polincians 2. According to Nicolaus, how many different plots for Caesar's murder was planned? a. 3 c. 4 b. 2 d. 1 3. Who does Nicolaus allude to killed Julius Caesar? a. Cassius b. Brutus c. Marc Antony d. the Senate What evidence do you have to support your statement? 4. What weapon did the awacker(s) plan on using? a. Knife b. Rope c. Chariot d. Poison Do you think Nicolaus report is trustworthy? Why or why not?

choice questions, create a written response to determine Caesar s involvement. Once finished, navigate throughout the Stations VII )7) The Assassination of Julius Caesar 1. According to this source, did Julius Caesar give Roman cinzens a reason to be concerned for their safety or for the safety of their republic? a. yes c. no 2. What does Roman law say about generals and the Rubicon River? a. generals cannot cross it, ever. b. generals can only cross it arer they give wriwen nonce c. generals cannot cross the river unnl they win a bawle d. generals can cross the river if they leave their soldiers behind 3. What phrase might be said by Caesar during 44 BCE? a. I have enjoyed my Nme as ruler, it is now Nme to step down. b. I should rule forever - I proclaim myself dictator for life! c. I am sick of fighnng - it is Nme to renre! d. I should relinquish my rule since the warring period is over. 4. What is a synonym for consolidate? a. crumble c. strengthen b. ignore d. honor 5. What is a civil war? a. A war against an outside force b. A war fought internally c. A war fought strictly over land What factors might be contributed to the assassination of Julius Caesar? Assuming this source is accurate, do you think his murder was justified? History with Mr. E - A Social Studies Professional

choice questions, create a written response to determine what happened on Caesar s final days. Once finished, navigate throughout the Stations VIII )8) Transcript of Caesar s Final Days 1. Does Marc Antony seem to be on Caesar s side or against him? a. he is WITH Caesar b. he is AGAINST Caesar What evidence do you have to support your statement? 2. Does Marcus Brutus seem to be on Caesar s side or against him? a. he is WITH Caesar b. he is AGAINST Caesar What evidence do you have to support your statement? 3. Should Caesar have trusted Calpurnia s nightmares? a. yes b. no c. more informanon is needed 4. What best describes Brutus just before the awack? a. he was trying to calm Caesar c. he was trying to persuade his murderer to change his mind b. he was watching Caesar closely d. he was convincing Caesar to become king Do you think Antony or Brutus could be guilty of the crime? Why or why not?

choice questions, create a written response to determine Brutus involvement. Once finished, navigate throughout the Stations IX )9) Letter From Senator Marcus Brutus 1. People living in Roman Nmes rarely went by their first name, so do not be alarmed if you have not seen this first name before. Who was this lewer wriwen to? 2. ARer reading this lewer, what can you determine about how Brutus viewed Caesar? a. he viewed Caesar as a great friend c. he was jealous of the power Caesar had accumulated b. he had wanted to kill Caesar for a long Nme d. he proposed the plan to kill Caesar 3. Based on what you read, why does Brutus think something needs to be done with Caesar? a. Caesar is a liar c. Caesar is becoming corrupt b. It is more important to keep Rome safe d. Brutus wanted to become king What evidence do you have to support your statement? 4. What role will Brutus play in the awack? a. he will lure Caesar to the Senate c. he will not play a role b. he will convince Caesar to step down d. he will kill Caesar by himself 5. Who seems to be the insngator (hint: an insngator is a person who brings about or ininates something)? a. Cassius d. Brutus Do you think Cassius or Brutus could be guilty of the crime? Why or why not?

choice questions, create a written response to determine Garafano s involvement. Once finished, navigate throughout the Stations X )10) Testimony from Luciano Garafano, Investigator 1. How many wounds did Caesar have? a. 5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 23 2. What other person besides Caesar was wounded in the awack? a. Brutus c. Augustus b. Cassius d. no one 3. Why would some senators not want to be involved? a. they were afraid of Brutus b. they were angry with each other c. Julius Caesar had appointed them to their jobs d. they wanted a chance to become emperor What evidence do you have to support your statement? 4. Would it have been possible for 23 men to awack Caesar at the same Nme? a. Yes b. No Based on Garafano s research, do you think one person committed this crime, or were many people involved? Explain your answer with specific evidence from his study. History with Mr. E - A Social Studies Professional

Name Period Directions: Answer the two questions below based on your research on Julius Caesar s assassination. Be sure to answer each question with specific evidence from your investigation. On the back, create a picture what you think the crime scene would have looked like. My conclusion is... Who do you think was responsible for the assassination of Julius Caesar? _ Why was Julius Caesar Killed? _

My conclusion is... History with Mr. E - A Social Studies Professional Based on what you learned, sketch a picture of the crime scene: