https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC Socratic Seminar en-us 2017-02-07 18:55:20 UTC 2026-01-16 13:07:21 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Balance.png iamamerican99 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152261417 2017-02-07 18:58:19 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152261417 nm20045 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152261742 Someone help sebastian, he has a meme virus on his computer

]]> 2017-02-07 18:59:10 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152261742 liabeatrizg1 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152261821 Julius Caesar is a little bit of both but mostly he s a ]]> 2017-02-07 18:59:22 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152261821 iamamerican99 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152261919 2017-02-07 18:59:33 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152261919 famcorrigan5 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152262510 Who supported Caesar?  Who was against Caesar?
Many people supported Caesar.  Cleopatra supported Caesar and so did the Egyptians.  This is because he made Cleopatra as his "surrogate ruler of Egypt" .  I also think that the people liked Caesar because he manipulated the citizens and made them think that he was good an that the senate was bad.  The plebeians also supported him.  I know this because he fought with them for their freedom.  The Senate did not like Caesar.  This is because he made many allies but then they would become his enemies and then he would use his power and his army to kill them.  They also didn't like him because he made the citizens turn against the senate.  They Senate even made the decision to kill Caesar.  And to add on, one of Caesar's friends knowingly leaded Caesar to the death trap.

How did Caesar justify his actions?
Caesar would manipulate others into believing what he thought.  He did that with many things.  For example, he manipulated his way into the consul.  I think that Caesar would say that he was doing this is the best interest of Rome.  And that this was the best thing to do.  In addition, I think that Caesar had so much power that if someone would question him hey would be killed or they would become one of his enemies and most of enemies ended up dead.  Also he intimidated the people.  He also was very good with words.  He could make people do what he wanted them to do with just a sentence. 

How does history portray Caesar?


]]> 2017-02-07 19:00:59 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152262510 samtheman585 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152262791 Julius Caesar was sort of a winner he didn't like to lose that's apart of his character.And because of this he was considered to be a large part of the transformation to an empire.He had it good from the start born into Partrician family with an elite status status.He was talented,ambitious,and most of all perswasive.Even though hes all these great things there were bad qualitys,such as how he made poor mistakes in his way of travels by himself and with troops.Even though with a little luck he fixes these too.

]]> 2017-02-07 19:01:46 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152262791 thetroll1223 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152263173 2017-02-07 19:02:43 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152263173 nm20045 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152263395 2017-02-07 19:03:05 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152263395 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152263406 2017-02-07 19:03:06 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152263406 thetroll1223 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152263410 Some of Caesars characteristics included being a strong ruler, who ruled with an iron fist, and while he was a vicious general he was successful and lead Rome to being an empire, but, he turned Rome from a peaceful republic to a dictatorship]]> 2017-02-07 19:03:07 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152263410 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264184 2017-02-07 19:04:56 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264184 liabeatrizg1 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264263 1. He had a lot of good qualities or characteristics namely, he was a very good orator and used his "powers" for good. He was an accomplished writer and and a very good military leader. Although he did some good things most of the things he did, the cause was for selfish and harsh reasons. He did good things for the wrong reasons, and that takes away the whole good things. He abused his power and his rank.He was a player and the first article states "He was a notable ladies man,".
It also says that "he rallied his troops by his own personal exertions". Before Rome was a republic, after Julius Caesar went through with it "Rome was a dictatorship on it's way to becoming an empire." Julius Caesar led his army into a civil war and there were a lot of fatalities. This was his choice and could have avoided a full frontal war.

3. Caesar mostly did things that benefit him only, but he persuaded all his followers that he did nothing wrong. I agree with Allison that he had all the power so everyone was scared of him and he didn't really need to justify his actions. If they said no then they knew the risk and its consequences. He was a well known orator and agree with Liyansha.  He could manipulate people who questioned him. He had power because they believed in him. He didn't have much influence, so he made himself have influence. Eventually the people realized that he was one person and he didn't have this much power or people to help him out of another situation.]]> 2017-02-07 19:05:07 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264263 nm20045 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264470 1) What were Caesar's good and bad qualities?
Some good qualities that Caeser possesed were that he was a brilliant military leader andhe was extremely nice in the care of his person. Some of his bad qualities, however, were that he would make enemies and start wars all for power and the ability to make people afraid of him by murder.
2) Who supported Caesar? Who was against him?
The senate was one of Caesars enemies because he disobeyed them and formed a rivalry with them, but his main supporters were his wife and friends. He tried to convince people to support him, so they were not very real supporters.
3) ]]> 2017-02-07 19:05:39 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264470 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264707 What were Caesar's good and bad qualities?

]]> 2017-02-07 19:06:09 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264707 skyler71365 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264735 2017-02-07 19:06:13 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264735 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264826 Question 1-
In Center

Question 2-
I think that Cleopatra and Egypt supported Caesar. I think This because in the text it says that he made Cleopatra his "surrogate to Egypt." Also, I think that the plebeians also supported Caesar. In the text it says that "shepherds and trumpeters" came out and supported Caesar in the the 
war. 
I think that the senate was against him because at first they were maybe supporters of him but over time, they realized how he was gaining so much power and how much the people loved him so they decided to murder him.

Question 3-
Caesar justified his actions by manipulating people into believing what he was doing was okay because the people thought he was a God. In the text it says that he was a "spell-binding orator." For example, he manipulated his way into a place in the consul. He was very popular so no one questioned him.

Question 4-
History portrays Caesar as a leader of Rome. In the text it says "Caesar was a large role in the transition of a republic to an empire." History also shows Caesar as a very harsh man. In the text it says that he would "seize his men by the throat and he would throw them back into the lines of of the enemy."

Opening Question-
I think that Caesar is a tyrant. I think this for many reasons. One reason being that, according to the article, he would "seize men by the throat and throw them back into the enemy lines." Also, he wanted all of the power and would kill people in order to get it. Moreover, he would manipulate people into doing what he wanted. This is shown because in the text it says he was a "spell-binding orator." This is why I think that Julius Caesar is a tyrant. 


]]> 2017-02-07 19:06:25 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152264826 erose6030 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265053 1. What were Caesar's good qualities or characteristics? What were Caesar's bad qualities or characteristics?
- Caesar had the amazing power to convince people to do things with his words. He also took very good care of himself- with his clothes and skin- but he had big plans for himself, and Caesar would do anything to make them come true. 

Comments- I think that Caesar wanted power, but that he knew what to do with his power. He didn't want power for the sake of having power, he had a plan for what he wanted to do. 

2. Who supported Caesar? Who was against Caesar?
- Caesar was supported by many people in the Senate- until they turned on him- and the people who worked for him. His wife and his friends were also on his side. Caesar also made some people support him- through force. The people who were against Caesar were the men in the Senate- eventually- and Pompey. 

Comments- 
-I think that Cleopatra had many reasons for supporting Caesar. One of them was that she wanted power, and another one was that she was scared of his army. I think that Caesar and Cleopatra also fell in love... but I'm not sure about that one.


3. How did Caesar justify his actions? 
-Caesar justified his actions by feeling that he was correct through the military. If he was wrong, Caesar believed his army would help him. His speeches were another reason for how Caesar justified his actions. According to Article #1, "He became a spell-binding orator able to sway others to his will thought the force of his words." 

Comments-
- I agree that he justified his actions through words. He convinced people- and himself- that he was doing things that were in the best interests of Rome. 
- I think that Caesar made up reasons to kill people that stood in the way of his power. 

4. How does history portray Caesar? 
- History portrays Caesar as an amazing leader, general, and writer. According to Article #2, "Born with unbridled political ambition and unsurpassed oratory skills, Julius Caesar manipulated his way to the position of consul of Rome in 59 B. C." Without him, Rome would have been very different. 

Opening Question: Was Julius Caesar a Roman hero or a tyrant?
- I think that Julius was both- part hero, part tyrant- but I think that he was more of a tyrant. For example, he exiled many people, including Tillius Cimber's brother. Caesar made himself dictator for his whole life, so he controlled all of Rome. Caesar also killed Pompey because Pompey was a rival leader. Those are some of the reasons that Caesar was a tyrant, not to mention the fact that he turned Rome into a dictatorship. ]]> 2017-02-07 19:07:07 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265053 andrew2548 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265127    Caesar's good qualities include the ability to persuade others by force of his words and he was a brilliant military leader. He was skilled in the use of arms and an accomplished rider. He was also able to endure fatigue beyond all belief. His not so good qualities because he used his persuasiveness to cheat his way into power. He became a threat to Pompey's and the Senate's power, so they asked him to step down but he said no. He also exiled people for no good reason.
I think that he justified his actions by becoming friends with Cleopatra and becoming dictator.]]> 2017-02-07 19:07:16 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265127 diego_ricci05 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265360 2.The Egyptians and Cleopatra supported Caesar because they didn't want to get to war and Cleopatra wanted power also the people supported Caesar. The senate didn't like Caesar because they told him to leave his power but he said no. Also Pompey was his enemy because he was the one with power and he wanted to kill him.
3.He justified his actions by rising up and get to the power and having a great strong army that was powerful.]]> 2017-02-07 19:07:48 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265360 alibonner2004 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265422 Caesar good and bad qualities/characteristics
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He abused power of words to manipulate people to do what he wanted, to either good or bad.
He was a great military leader with determination
Power-hungry, controlling, harsh/murderer
Used men's fear as his power
Executed men for no good reason/just to make a point
Made enemies and started wars constantly/pushed armies extremely hard
Defeated peaceful civilizations just to look powerful
Fought in wars with his men 
etc.
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Who supported/was against Caesar
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Egyptians/Cleopatra supported Caesar, but might have been in fear of conflict or in search of power
Was enemies with Pompeii and eventually killed him
True supporters were his wife and friends
People only supported him in fear/made alliances but then broke them because he was cruel and was not trusted
etc.
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How did Caesar justify his actions?
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Talked]]> 2017-02-07 19:07:59 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265422 sebas1922 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265535 Julius Ceasars good qualities were that he was a great military leader and influenced many people with his words alone. Although he was self-absorbed which is what showed his bad side.]]> 2017-02-07 19:08:17 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265535 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265570 Opening Question. I believe that Julius Ceaser was a tyrant. He forced his military to fight against their will, he crossed the river with out the Senates permission, he rebelled against the Senate, and he he did all of these things because he was very power hungry.

1. One of Ceasers good characteristics was his military. According to the article, "He was a brilliant military leader, who over nine years of continuous fighting conquered Gaul adding modern-day France, parts of Switzerland and the Low Countries to Rome's possessions". One of his bad traits was that he would force his soldiers to fight the enemy even if they didn't want to.

2. The Senate did not support Ceaser and they stabbed him to death. One of his supporters was was Cleopatra. I believe that Cleopatra only supported him because she wanted power.

3. Ceaser crossed the river and attacked the Roman Republic because he was power hungry. He also stated that he did things in the best interest of the people.

4. Most people consider Ceaser to be a hero but if you read about im you could possibly consider him as a tyrant.


]]> 2017-02-07 19:08:25 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265570 iamamerican99 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265618  He was a great Military leader and writer. He conquered Gaul adding modern-day France, parts of Switzerland to the roman empire.
He used his speech to make people do what he wanted them to do he was power hungry a murderer and manipulated people. He started civil wars killed Pompey and force soldiers to fight even if they didn't want to]]> 2017-02-07 19:08:32 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265618 shantanud04 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265704 1)Caesar"s good qualities are that he had a way with word. He could convince other people that he was right. This is also a trait that he used for bad. He made the government make him consul through word. Also another one of his bad qualities were that he killed people because they disagreed with him. Caesar only cared about himself and him holding power. His need for power caused many civil wars.
2) The people who supported Caesar are the Egyptians and the people. The people who were against him were the rest of the Roman government  because when the senate called for Caesar to resign he refused making the government his enemy. 
I agree with Andrew because according to article the facts that he stated are true. 

]]> 2017-02-07 19:08:45 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265704 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265957
Opening Question

Was Julius Caesar a Roman hero or a tyrant?

I think that he made himself appear like a hero which makes people think that he is one. But this action shows how much of a tyrant he actually is. He disobeyed the Senate when they clearly said to not cross the river with his army. He also threw his army back into the war even if they were unwilling. He made himself appear rich so people would would fear him and agree with him. He grew up in the lower class of the richer people, so him using is wealth to manipulate them wasn't a good idea. He knew what he was doing was wrong, but everyone thought he was superior and wouldn't talk back or else they would be hurt or killed. He made everyone go against the Senate and finally that ended and he was killed. 

What were Caesar's good and bad qualities?

Caesars good qualities were that, as stated in the article, "He was a brilliant military leader," this shows he could lead people well. Even if he was a good leader, he may ave sometimes abused his power. He would injure or torture his soldiers. If they didn't want to be thrown back in the war, he would pull them out and make them fight. He was cruel and self centered. 

Who supported Caesar? Who was against Caesar?

In article 3, it says, " Before leaving the region, Caesar established Cleopatra as his surrogate ruler of Egypt. If he trusted her this much, she probably trusted him as well. For example, a leader and sub-leader are usually close and in agreement. Someone against Caesar, was Brutus, one of his close friends, but this wasn't because of his views on how to lead Rome, it was because of his distrust and annoyance at his wife. 

How did Caesar justify his actions?

Caesar justified his actions helping his army out in being strong. He led them successfully into the Civil War. Since he was a good leader (even if he was rude he was an okay leader) he helped his army. 

 How does history portray Caesar?

History portrays Julius Caesar as a hero, even though behind everything he was manipulative, a murderer and a torturer and more horrible things. He made everyone think that he was good by putting a different image of society in their mind so everything seemed like it was against them so when they hurt those people it was okay. ]]> 2017-02-07 19:09:19 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265957 thetroll1223 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265964 2017-02-07 19:09:20 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152265964 CTCAM https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152266070 If you are not in the center please answer this question on Padlet.

]]> 2017-02-07 19:09:34 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152266070 thetroll1223 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152267050 2017-02-07 19:11:55 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152267050 creellilys https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152267166 Question 1 -  What were Caesar's good qualities or characteristics? What were Caesar's bad qualities or characteristics?
Caesar's good qualities were; that he took good care of himself and that he always looked nice and exercised well. Caesar's bad qualities were; while he was a consul he had Cato arrested for voicing his opinion against his schemes. 
Question 2- Who supported Caesar? Who was against Caesar?
Supporters- Pompey remained loyal to Caesar always. Pompey's marriage to 
Caesar 's relative made him even more loyal. Cleopatra also supported him.  Against- The senate was against Pompey because they felt he was turning into a bad person after gaining power. 
Question 3- How did Caesar justify his actions. 
He refused the crown because he new that it was the republic the people wanted and wanted them to think he stood with them. Especially so he wouldn't stand in their way.
Question 4- How does history portray Caesar?
History portrays Caesar as a giving person who was betrayed for no reason.]]> 2017-02-07 19:12:10 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152267166 thetroll1223 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152267362 2017-02-07 19:12:35 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152267362 thetroll1223 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152268917 2017-02-07 19:15:40 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152268917 liyansha https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152268943 1. Julius Caeser was a bad man in the best way.  Julius was organized and very fashionable.  He wore laurel wreath as a symbol of power.  The laurel wreath expressed that he won a war that the Romans may have not won without him (which was very impressive and and has very high ranking).  Julius also was an acceptable soldier.  Sadly he was very manipulative and became a dictator and he was eventually killed.
2.  Julius Caesar had temporary allies.  I believe that almost everybody he met was charmed into be his ally and then turn into his enemy. For example, the Senate and the people of Rome supported him but then got wary of him and killed him at the foot of his enemy's statue. Though people say the he was allied with egypt but his only "ally" was Cleopatra who i believe was only in for the power and title. Julius Caesar had no real friends or allies.]]> 2017-02-07 19:15:46 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152268943 bayladrue https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270063 1]]> 2017-02-07 19:18:42 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270063 CTCAM https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270123 Make sure you ]]> 2017-02-07 19:18:55 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270123 sebas1922 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270219 2017-02-07 19:19:12 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270219 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270498 People who supported Caesar were his friends and allies, his soldiers he went to war with, his wife Calpurnia, the Egyptians, Cleopatra, and his doctors. But the Egyptians weren't really his ally. At one point the Senate and Pompey were once friends but he broke lots of his allies and something happened with Pompey's wife and the Senate and Pompey turned against him. Some other people that were against Julius Caesar are his so-called friend Brutus, The Senate, Servilius Casca, Cassius Longinus, and Rubrius.]]> 2017-02-07 19:20:01 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270498 samtheman585 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270520 The Egyptians supported caesar for a while and cleopatra.The Egyptians saw his smarts and power but there "friends ship" ended when he was too power full.Cleopatra supported Caesar because they never betrayed each other and had a strong trust bond.Pompey and The senates were against Caesar cause he never could stay in one stop he would have trust than betray trust and betray and a while after this they noticed,he had to much power for the person he was.]]> 2017-02-07 19:20:04 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270520 thetroll1223 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270603 2017-02-07 19:20:17 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270603 iamamerican99 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270610 He was a great Military leader and writer. He conquered Gaul adding modern-day France, parts of Switzerland to the roman empire.
He used his speech to make people do what he wanted them to do he was power hungry a murderer and manipulated people. He started civil wars killed Pompey and force soldiers to fight even if they didn't want to]]> 2017-02-07 19:20:18 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270610 bayladrue https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270732 Ceasars victorious legion supported him and backed him up helping "him grab the reigns of power . He was also allies with Cleopatra. While jibes of enemies hated him, such as the Senate. I know this because they declared him the enemy of the city. He kept making allies and then he would betray them so they had many reasons to kill them. Pompey was one of his allies until he ruined it and they became real enemies. But he did have the people "on his side" because he would persuade them to like him. The senate had a good reason to hate Julius even his "friend" wanted to kill him.]]> 2017-02-07 19:20:43 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270732 mtorres05 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270834 2. Who supported Caesar? Who was against Caesar?
I believe that Caesar was supported by the Egyptians because they didn't want to start a war with Caesar's great army. I think that the people were also on his side because Caesar used his persuasive ways to manipulate people. The senate was against Caesae.
3. How did Caesar justify is actions?
Caesar justified his actions by manipulating the people and by becoming a dictator. He manipulated people into doing his bidding. People were so scared to stand up to him he didn't have to justify his actions.]]> 2017-02-07 19:20:59 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152270834 mtorres05 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152271930 i think egyptians became allies so that caesars great army wouldn't start a war]]> 2017-02-07 19:23:56 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152271930 skyler71365 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152272379 Rising now in prominence in Rome, Caesar had enough prestige to effectively support Pompey the Great for a generalship. During this time he also became friends with the wealthiest man in Rome, Marcus Licinius Crassus.]]> 2017-02-07 19:25:07 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152272379 thetroll1223 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152273986 2017-02-07 19:29:11 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152273986 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152274572 Julius Caesar justified his actions by manipulating people and using the power he had over other people. the fear people had of him, Julius Caesar used this against the people he knew that no one would stand up to him. Caesar also had a way to convince people because he was a dictator and a negotiator. he used his power to keep him out of consequences that he had deserved for doing harsh and wrong things]]> 2017-02-07 19:30:42 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152274572 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152274678 Caesar justified his actions by crossing the river with the bridge with his followers and friends. It was an ancient Roman law that forbade it, and it was treason. He did it to justify that he was against and wanted power. And he manipulated people to do things for him and he was stubborn and self- centered. And everyone was scared of him and no one stood up to him freely, except for the Senate but they planed his death secretly. ]]> 2017-02-07 19:31:02 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152274678 bayladrue https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152274957 He justified his actions by using his power among the people , he would use the fear people had towards him against them. Ceasar took the opportunity that no one would would say no to him in a wicked way. He used his power so that he would not have to go to jail or be executed , for anything he did. He was also a negotiator and he would bargain him not getting in trouble for money or gold or something that they needed such as food or water. He gained the peoples trust and then when he got his power he betrayed them. He told everyone he could make Rome a better empire but all he wanted was the power and he used that power and his skill at negotiating and manipulating people to justify anything and everything he did.]]> 2017-02-07 19:31:44 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152274957 iamamerican99 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152278147 2017-02-07 19:40:02 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/152278147 0620033174 https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/438809049 2020-01-31 15:41:30 UTC https://padlet.com/CTCAM/JC/wish/438809049