Julius Caesar 3.1 Interview: Brutus and Cassius Part 1

The video covers the events leading up to and including the assassination of Julius Caesar. It begins with Caesar's journey to the Capitol, his encounter with the soothsayer, and the warnings he receives. Despite these warnings, Caesar remains steadfast in his decisions. The conspirators, including Brutus, execute their plan, culminating in Caesar's assassination. The video ends with the conspirators proclaiming freedom and liberty.

What does the Soothsayer remind Caesar about during his journey to the Capitol?

• Caesar should return home.

• The Ides of March are not over yet.

• Caesar should beware of Brutus.

• The Ides of March have come.

Who is the first person to approach Caesar with a letter?

• Decius

• Popelius

• Artemidorus

• Brutus

What does Popelius wish for Cassius?

• A new position in the Senate

• Success in his enterprise

• A safe journey

• A meeting with Caesar

What is the main concern of the conspirators as they prepare for their plan?

• Caesar's reaction to the letters

• The presence of the Soothsayer

• The discovery of their plot

• The weather on the Ides of March

How does Caesar respond to the pleas for Publius Simber's return?

• He agrees to consider it.

• He remains firm and refuses.

• He asks for more time.

• He consults with Brutus.

What are Caesar's final words to Brutus?

• You too, Brutus?

• Why, Brutus?

• Farewell, Brutus.

• Et tu, Brute?

What do the conspirators proclaim after Caesar's assassination?

• Liberty and freedom

• Victory and peace

• Justice and honor

• Power and control