"Et tu, Brute?"
This famous quote from the former leader of Rome is one of the most famous quotes from Shakespeare's day. But how did it come to this?
Who is Caesar? How was he able to rise in power to take over the largest empire on earth?
And more importantly, what drove his best friends to kill him?
This unit takes a close look at power, greed, propaganda and persuasion.
Who is Caesar? How was he able to rise in power to take over the largest empire on earth?
And more importantly, what drove his best friends to kill him?
This unit takes a close look at power, greed, propaganda and persuasion.
Who is Caesar?
This clip offers a glimpse into Caesar's early life. We will watch more of this in class, along with some popular culture connections.
Introduction to Ethics in Caesar
I have embedded the PowerPoint covered in class. If you are absent, please answer these ten statements.
What is an Anachronism?
This slideshow was used in class during Act II to point out the many flaws in Shakespeare's plays.
Materials
Attached are the study guides and note sheets associated with each Act. Please print them out if you are missing anything.
| jc_-_act_1_gr_org_partner_qs.doc |
| jc_-_act_2_gr_org_partner_qs.doc |
| jc_-_act_3_gr_org_partner_qs.doc |
| jc_-_act_4_gr_org_partner_qs.doc |
| jc_-_act_5_gr_org_partner_qs.doc |
| jc_-_study_guide.doc |
