Julius Caesar
Anticipation Guide
Agree or Disagree
It is never right to kill another
person.
Agree or Disagree
Political leaders usually act in
the best interest of their
countries.
Agree or Disagree
If a political leader has done something wrong,
it is all right to get rid of him or her by whatever
means are necessary.
Agree or Disagree
“Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts
absolutely.”
Agree or Disagree
In certain situations it may be justified for a
political leader to bend or break the law for the
good of the country.
Agree or Disagree
People should never
compromise their ideals or
beliefs.
Agree or Disagree
“My country right or wrong” is
not just a slogan; it is every
citizen’s patriotic duty.
(I will support my country
whether it is right or wrong.)
Agree or Disagree
No cause, political or otherwise,
is worth dying for.
Agree or Disagree
“Cowards die many times before
their deaths; the valiant taste of
death but once.”
(Cowards die many small deaths;
the brave only die once.)
Agree or Disagree
“The evil men do lives after
them; the good is [often buried]
with their bones.”
(People remember the bad
things others do, but forget
about the great things.)
Agree or Disagree
Chaos results when lawful social
order is broken.
Agree or Disagree
The best intentions of good,
noble people can lead to
tragedy.
Agree or Disagree
Language is a powerful
weapon, and in the hands of a
skilled person, it can be used to
manipulate others.
Agree or Disagree
Violence and bloodshed can
never have morally good
results.
Agree or Disagree
Orderliness and stable rule,
even though dictatorial, are
preferable to chaos.
Agree or Disagree
Although over two thousand
years have passed, people have
not changed much since
Caesar’s time.
Agree or Disagree
Power can change a person.
Agree or Disagree
Some things in life just cannot
be explained by humans.
Agree or Disagree
Ancient Romans contributed to
our knowledge/use of
architecture today.
Agree or Disagree
.
Ancient Romans contributed to
our knowledge/use of
medicine today.