Julius Caesar

Feb 06, 2013

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Julius Caesar. Jak? mel detstv? a kde vyrustal?Caesar se narodil roku 100 pr.n.l. (pr?padne o dva roky dr?ve) v patricijsk? rodine rodu Juliu puvodem od Iula, syna trojsk?ho hrdiny.Caesaruv otec Gaius Julius Caesar st., dos?hl hodnosti praetora. Jeho ?vagrem byl Gauis Marius. Matka Caesara poc

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JULIUS CAESAR

JULIUS CAESAR. POWER. To. Rise. The Early Years. Born in 100 B.C. to Aurelia (mom) and Gaius Julius Caesar (dad) and grew up in the Republic during days of the Marius/Sulla struggle He is the only son, but apparently had 2 sisters named Julia Major and Julia Minor (really?)

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1. Why does Caesar say he will not read Artemdorus' letter first?.

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Julius Caesar. WARM UPS. Act I, scene i. What triumph are the common people of Rome celebrating as the play opens? How do the commoners feel about Caesar? Why are the government officials irritated with the commoners and how they feel? How does Shakespeare add humor to this scene?.

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Unit Standards. History 2.2 Students will be able to analyze historical information.Reading1.1 Students will be able to use word recognition and word meaning skills to read and comprehend.2.3 Students will be able to think critically and analyze authors' use of language, style, purpose, and pers

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Julius Caesar . Dramatis Personae. Julius Caesar. Physically weak: Caesar has several infirmities A tyrant: Caesar has had Marullus and Flavius arrested Superstitious: Caesar believes in portents and dreams

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Julius Caesar. The Life and Death of…. By Ben G. Childhood. A Patrician, though not necessarily very rich Patrician= Rome’s upper class, descended from the original 100 founders of Rome Grew up in a time of civil strife

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Julius Caesar. Uncle Phil From Fresh Prince , James Avery, Dies at 68. TIME Entertainment | time.com By Denver Nicks Jan. 01, 2014

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Julius Caesar . William Shakespeare. The opening scene establishes the main political conflict of the tragedy: Is Julius Caesar the people’s defender or manipulator?. Act I, Scene 1 (summary).

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Julius Caesar. Act III . Literary Elements. Stage Direction- the manner in which the author arranges the players on the stage Inverted Word Order- author flips the usual conversational order of words for emphasis Example: “you know not what you do” Simile- comparison using “like” or “as”

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The Real Man The Play The Characters. Julius Caesar. A historic figure who lived from 100 to 44 BC Military Leader and Ruler of Rome Statues currently exist in museums today Caesar’s biography was written in Plutarch’s Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans

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Act I Quotes. Julius Caesar. Cobbler. “A trade, sir, that, I hope, I may use with a safe conscience, which is indeed, sir, a mender of bad soles” (I, i , 13-14). Marullus.

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Julius Caesar. By: Hakeem and Jake. The Life Of Julius Caesar. Gaius Julius Caesar was born most likely on July 13 , 100 BC . Caesar was a member of the deeply patrician Julii family with roots dating to the foundation of the city itself.

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Julius Caesar. Vocabulary. Set One. Cogitation –n. serious and careful thought. Indifferent – adj. unconcerned. Encompass – v. surround, encircle. Loath –adj. reluctant, unwilling. Surly-adj. bad-tempered, rude. Ghastly –adj. deathlike, especially pale.

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Julius Caesar. Analysis of Arguments. Act One. Sc 2. 90-131 Cassius to Brutus. Caesar needs to be stopped. Brutus. Cassius. Act Two. Sc. 1. 10-34 Brutus to Brutus (soliloquy). Rome is more important than friendship. Brutus. Brutus. Act Three. Sc. 2. 12-30 Brutus to Crowd.

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Julius Caesar. Unit 3-B. Political and military terms. Political terms. Bondsman-slave Commons-common people Consul-chief magistrate and highest official in Roman republic Dictator- one person who has total political control Plebian-common people

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Julius Caesar. Vocabulary Unit 1. Awl. a pointed instrument for piercing small holes in leather, wood, etc. . Withal. in spite of all; nevertheless. Tributaries. People or nations that pay taxes for security. Replication. duplication or reproduction. Intermit. Suspend or discontinue.

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Julius Caesar. A Tragedy in 5 Acts By William Shakespeare. Characters. Julius Caesar. Not the main character Characters are preoccupied with him Wants to become emperor (king). Brutus. High-ranking, well-respected nobleman Motivated by his sense of honor

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Julius Caesar. And the end of the Roman Republic. Changes in Roman Life. Slavery—upper class was afraid—treated slaves badly  to slave revolts Food/Farming—Not enough food for growing population  tension between classes, slaves took jobs  desperate Plebs

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Julius Caesar. Act V . Literary Elements. Simile- comparison using “like” or “as” Example: Antony uses many in his speech (V, I, 39-44) Recriminations- taunts exchanged before battle Alliteration- repetition of initial consonant sounds Assonance- repetition of vowel sounds

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Act II Quotes. Julius Caesar. Brutus. “And therefore think him as a serpent’s egg which hatched, would as his kind grow mischievous and kill him in the shell” ( II, i , 32-34 ). Brutus.

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Julius Caesar. “Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears...”. Lupercalia. The play begins in 44 B.C. It is February 15, the day of the annual Festival of Lupercalia, honoring Lupercus (also called Faunus), the Roman god of fertility .

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Julius Caesar. By William Shakespeare Produced by Sabrina Schroeder. William Shakespeare (1564-1616). The works of Shakespeare have probably been seen or read by more people worldwide than the works of any other writer. The man who wrote these works, however, is something of a mystery.

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