The Significance and Factors of Julius Caesar in the Roman Republic
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A worksheet exploring the key factors that contributed to Julius Caesar's rise and impact in the Roman Republic, encouraging students to categorize, rank, and justify their understanding.
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The Significance and Factors of Julius Caesar in the Roman Republic
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Introduction to Julius Caesar's Rise
Source A: Excerpt from a Roman historian
'Julius Caesar's ascent was driven by his military success, his political alliances, and his ability to appeal to the common people of Rome.' Provenance: Written by Plutarch, a Greek historian, circa 100 AD.
Assessing the Significance of Different Factors
Source B: Letter from Caesar to his supporters
'My military victories have secured my power, but my popularity with the masses is what truly sustains my influence.' Provenance: Written by Julius Caesar himself in 49 BC.
Factors Influencing Caesar's Rise
Source C: Commentary by a modern historian
'Caesar's political skill, combined with his military achievements and his ability to sway public opinion, made him a formidable figure in Rome.' Provenance: Written by Jane Doe, a modern historian, 2020.
Ranking the Factors
Question Which factor was MORE significant in Julius Caesar's rise: Political skill, military success, or popularity? Justify your ranking with evidence. (6 marks)
Impact of Religious Factors
Source D: Commentary by a historian
'Religious support, such as alliances with priests and religious festivals, also played a role in legitimizing Caesar's authority.' Provenance: Modern historical analysis, 2018.
Economic Factors
Source E: Economic analysis
'Caesar's control of wealth from his military campaigns and land reforms increased his popularity and power.' Provenance: Economic historian, 2015.
Significance of Factors - Summary
Question Identify which factor you think was MOST significant in Caesar's rise and justify your choice with evidence. (6 marks)
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