De Bello Gallico by Jenna Engelhardt https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh Post your reflections here. Be sure to answer ALL three questions! en-us 2016-09-13 03:00:38 UTC 2025-10-25 02:57:46 UTC hello@padlet.com Response https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123851713 Caesar wrote ]]> 2016-09-14 17:09:01 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123851713 https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123851836 2016-09-14 17:09:21 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123851836 Response- Caitlin Gibson https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123902089 Caesar wrote the Commentaries to directly communicate with the Plebians.
Caesar can be construed as a power hungry leader.
"Gaul" is not always referred to as all of Gaul, it is everything but the roman province of Gallia Narbonensis

]]> 2016-09-14 19:24:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123902089 De Bello Gaillico - Olivia https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123910124 De Bello Gaillico was written by Caesar to rally support of his activities while in Gaul to the people in Rome. He especially needed the support of the Plebians to help keep his reign intact.

You can see the Caesar believed in good communication and historical documentation. You can also infer that he wanted a lot more power and wouldn't stop until he had it.


One interesting point about the document is that it is studied by all Latin students because it is a great example of how Latin was when it was a living language.]]> 2016-09-14 19:58:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123910124 Response- Hagan The McHenry https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123940638 The Commentaries were an effort by Caesar to directly communicate with the plebeians. He wanted the support of the plebeians so that he could gain more power within the Roman Empire.

You can see that Caesar wanted to spread word of his glorified victories, in the attempt to gain power and support.

A interesting fact that I read is that the document is read by all Latin students because of its great use of the language.

]]> 2016-09-15 00:30:23 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/123940638 Response- Bryson Butcher https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/124003696 Caesar wrote the document so he could exaggerate how great of a victory the Galic Wars were so he could rally the common folk to his cause. 

You can tell that he wanted to let everyone in his empire know that he won.

An interesting fact about the document is that it is generally the first text given to Latin students because of the clear use of Latin]]> 2016-09-15 10:30:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/124003696 Response- Emily Armstrong https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/124241427 Caesar wrote this document to gain support of the plebeians against the boni, which were trying to persecute Caesar and strip him of his citizenship and wealth.

Caesar was a great communicator and persuader that was power hungry and knew how far to push the limits for victory. 

An interesting fact about this document is that it is usually the first authentic assigned text to Latin students because of its polished Latin.]]> 2016-09-16 02:24:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/124241427 Response-Kyle Gibson https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/124285982 He did this in order to maintain his status. having the the support of the plebeians assured him that the Boni would not act in a way that would prove unfavorable to them.

You can tell that he puts in forethought as he makes sure that to have plans set up so that things go in his favor as he uses the victories over Gauls to not only improve status in fighting, but to also gain supporters form his people.

An interesting point would be how it is clear Latin. Letting be capable to be used to educate people who are learning Latin.]]> 2016-09-16 09:55:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/124285982 Response-Vivian Haffner https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385935694 Caesar wrote this document to gain support of the plebeians. The Boni intended to prosecute Caesar for abuse of his authority upon his return and he knew that he needed the plebeians to defend him against threats. One of the threats was he would be stripped of his wealth and citizenship.

You can see that he was wanting to tell everyone of his victories by writing it in a document for everyone to read.

One interesting point is he didn't just write about his victories. He wrote about many other people such as Diviciacus. There were also written things about tribes/group of people such as the Germanic people and the Druids.]]> 2019-09-18 13:45:43 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385935694 Response - Eleanor Frank https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385941723  Caesar wrote the document in an attempt to get support from the plebeians to maintain his power and control the Boni.

One could say after assessing this document that Caesar was desperate to both maintain and expand his power. This is evident by the great lengths of planning and work that he did to create this document when he did.

Interestingly, Vercingetorix makes an apperance in book VII.
]]> 2019-09-18 13:52:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385941723 Graham "the cracker" Bowden graham_bowden https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385944002 I think Caesar wrote the "Bello Galactico" because he wanted to be remembered in history. Knowing how so much of history is lost due to lack of information, I think Caesar wrote this because he wanted people to know how he conquered the world. I think this definitely shows how intelligent he was and how great of a military commander he was. This document is interesting because it gives a first-hand explanation of history instead of the usual guessing and filling in the blanks we usually have to do. This has been Graham Bowden on "French in the morning" tune in next week for more stuff. *holds coffee mug and smiles at camera as scene fades out*  ]]> 2019-09-18 13:54:44 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385944002 Owen Readinger https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385944712 He wrote this document to increase his support from the plebians who he usually relied upon for political success. Judgments about Caeser would be he is like most politicians as he circumvents parts of the law for their own agenda and throughout the document he is repeatedly associating bloodshed with valor. An interesting thing about the document is he dissects the cultures of those who he conquers and studies them, going into their beliefs and ideologies.]]> 2019-09-18 13:55:30 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385944712 Mallory Meyer mallorymeyer9 https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385948697 Caesar wrote this document to keep his social status and to gain the support of the plebeians.

Caesar was a high up persuader and always wanted to win.

An interesting fact about this document is that they would actually teach people Latin off of this document.]]> 2019-09-18 14:00:03 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385948697 W https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385949651 2019-09-18 14:01:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385949651 Nathanael Dukeshire (please tell me who joe is) https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385949668 1.) I believe that Caesar wrote this document because upon his return to Rome he would have to face many of his enemies. One of which was the Boni whom wanted to persecute Caesar upon his return. This would make all his wealth and property go away, and all the acts and laws he set in stone when he was in the consul they too would go away. Caesar knew they would succeed if he didn't get aid from the plebeians. This is why Caesar wrote this document, and I also believe that he wanted to make sure people knew his great accomplishments.
2.) I believe that Caesar wanted to keep his reputation and integrity, and so he believed that if he wrote about his great accomplishments people would know how influential and important he was to the Roman Empire.
3.) I find it interesting how that many people hated and despised Caesar when he brought much wealth, and accomplishment to the Romans. He also won many battles and wars which caused people to fear the Roman Empire.]]> 2019-09-18 14:01:14 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385949668 Response - Waasif Ali https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385949794 1. Caesar wrote this document to get more support from the lower class plebeians.

2. Caesar is seen in the document as one who is willing to do whatever in order to keep his power and also as someone who can easily persuade.

3. De Bello Gallico is still used today to teach Latin.]]> 2019-09-18 14:01:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385949794 Logan - Response and Reflection https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385949927 1) By creating different provinces, I believe Caesar wished to better organize and separate the different cultures of the Gauls. It's also possible that by creating these boundaries, he wanted to gain the support of the different groups; thus grouping together those who would work best together.
2) When reading this document, Caesar seems respectable and straight-forward. He also writes like a person who wants something in return.
3) One of the most interesting things about this document is how it creates a Roman perspective of the historical event. As the common saying 'History is written by the victor', but this event has perspectives from the Gauls and the Romans.]]> 2019-09-18 14:01:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385949927 Alex Anderson https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385951349 Caesar wrote the commentaries to gain the support of the plebeians and protect himself from prosecution, by saying that he was acting for the glory of Rome.

This shows that Caesar was a skilled politician.]]> 2019-09-18 14:03:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385951349 Lauren Rinehart https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385952192 I think he wrote is a personal history. I think it is kind of like a autobiography.

Ceasar was very greedy and would not stop until he got what he want. It showcased the manifesto he has to conquer all of Europe. 

He was very detailed about the culture of the people that he conquered. ]]> 2019-09-18 14:04:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385952192 Iris Jordan https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385953368 Caesar likely wrote this document to show off his personal power and his military's power.

Based on this document, Caesar was probably a bit cocky and wanted to make sure everyone knew how powerful he was.

I found it interesting that Caesar knew every little detail about the military endeavors that are happening around him.]]> 2019-09-18 14:05:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385953368 Lucy Mybeck https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385953787 Caesar most likely wrote this document to show off his knowledge of the geography of what is now France, and also the power he held and the power of France. 

I think he seems a little cocky, and very boastful. He's trying to show off what he knows and it comes off as always wanting to win, being greedy, etc. 

I think it's interesting how he knows all this information. I don't know how he got it. ]]> 2019-09-18 14:06:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385953787 Charlie Steiner https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385956995 I believe he wrote this because he wanted to have his personal history written down. I also believe he wanted to show how much power he had over France. 

I think that Caesar can be seen as someone who judges people. I also believe that he says exactly what he thinks.  He is very straight forward and get right to the point. 

One very interesting thing about his document is how much information he has on it. It is very cool how much he knows about the cultures of other people. ]]> 2019-09-18 14:09:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385956995 Jake Stevenson https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385959564 It is most likely that Caesar wrote De Bello Gallico for the purpose of cementing his political position back in Rome. Caesar hoped that by legitimizing his rule in such a way, he could receive the support of the Senate and of the people. 

Through this passage, we get a glimpse into Caesar's various character traits, and some of the most predominant ones were his haughtiness, factual objectivity, cunning, and drive.

One of the most interesting things about the document that I found was Caesar's genuine fascination towards the order and importance of the Druids in Gaul. I would have thought that Caesar would have hardly noticed the inter-workings of what he likely would have considered a lesser society, but rather, Caesar took interest in how the society functioned, at least in regards to the role of druids.]]> 2019-09-18 14:12:43 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385959564 Max Robinson https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385960302  
Julius Caesar wrote this document as a means of gaining support from the plebeians, as a way of securing his throne in Rome and protecting himself from his aristocratic enemies of the boni. 
 
Julius Caesar can be presumed to be slightly judgmental, but also very straightforward and informative in his account of the Germanic people. He likely holds some prejudice due to the stark differences from Rome and Gaul. 
 
One interesting point about the document is the stark difference pointed out between the Romans and Germanic peoples. Caesar noted that they were warring in nature, which they saw as truly valorous, and saw that as a major difference from themselves even while they had obtained their empire through conquest. 
]]> 2019-09-18 14:13:31 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385960302 Alakina Stockwell https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385961179 Caesar mostly likely wrote this document to gain the support of the Plebeians and show off his power.
Caesar loved having power and conquering as much land as he could. 
I found it interesting how much knowledge Caesar had of the land and his generals.]]> 2019-09-18 14:14:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385961179 Paige Plaskow https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385967892 Julius Caesar wrote this document so he could gain support from the plebeians. 

Julius Caesar was power hungry and was mainly focused on gaining more land.

Something interesting about the document is Julius Caesars interest in the druids in Gaul.]]> 2019-09-18 14:22:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385967892 Sophia Raikos https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385970577 The purpose of Caesar's document was to gain support from the plebeians.

Caesars had a thirst for power and wanted to gain territory. From the document you can also see that Julius was judgmental and greedy.

It was intriguing to see how knowledgable Caesar was, he knew many things about his military, the people he conquered, and the Druids of Gaul.]]> 2019-09-18 14:25:42 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385970577 Gerardo Hernandez gerardojunior15 https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385970857 When Caesar wrote this document, he probably wrote it to gain support from the Plebeians. He wanted his position back in Rome.
Caesar liked to conquer land and show his power. He was also greedy and wanted everything
Something interesting is that it is studied by Latin people.]]> 2019-09-18 14:26:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/385970857 Michelle Nazarov https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386631477 -Caesar wrote the document to gain support of the plebeians.
-He wanted power and territory.
-One interesting thing I found about the document was how much information and detail was in it.]]> 2019-09-19 14:37:03 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386631477 Cecilia Champa https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386633135 1. I think Caesar wrote this to help increase his standing within the society and gain support of other people such as the Plebeians.
2. The judgements that can be made from this are that he was a competitor and he always wanted to be on top, he also wanted to conquer land and was very power-hungry.
3. An interesting point of this article is how Caesar mentions other people throughout it and establishes their social status and how it can relate to helping him.]]> 2019-09-19 14:38:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386633135 Maisy Parker https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386633470 1.  Caesar most likely wrote this to gain support from the common people, to show off his military and political power, and to have his personal history written down so he can be remembered.
2.  Through this document you can see that Caesar is very judgmental and speaks his mind without a filter. He is also very power hungry and tyrannical.
3. I find it very interesting that Latin students still study the document because it is a clear and polished use of Latin.]]> 2019-09-19 14:39:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386633470 Hannah Smolen https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386636205 1. Caesar wrote this document to gain back his political position. He wanted to gain support from the people of Rome to secure his throne. 
2. It is clear in the article that Caesar is striving for power. He is very straight forward to show this, saying whatever he thinks is appropriate. 
3. I find it interesting that Caesar knew so much about the military and cared so much about the opinions of the people.]]> 2019-09-19 14:42:18 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386636205 Jillian Campbell https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386636387 1. Caesar probably wrote this document to gain the support of the Plebeians and to increase his following and power in Rome. 
2. From this document, we can assume that Caesar was very power-hungry and envious of those with more power than himself. He was constantly trying to work his way up to gain more influence in the political system. 
3. It is interesting the amount of knowledge that Caesar has about his people and land while distracted by the need for power. ]]> 2019-09-19 14:42:28 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386636387 Victoria Lightwine https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386639990 1. Caesar wrote this to expand his empire and to show he was in favor of the common people and that he supported them. 
2. Caesar, from how this document is portrayed, looks like he's an obsessed conquerer who will never be satisfied. He wanted to essentially conquer the world.
3. It showed a lot of the battle planning and strategies that the Roman empire went through. How it changed and molded to how the battle was shaping out.]]> 2019-09-19 14:46:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386639990 David Nelson https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386642403 1. Caesar wrote this document to show his power to his people, and to remember the people that he conquered.
2. He cares about history because he writes about the people he encountered. He is also crazy for invading everyone, but arguably he was only helping his empire.
3. He took the time to write this. How does he have this much free time?]]> 2019-09-19 14:49:14 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386642403 Juliana Steigerwald juliana_steigerwal https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386644306 1. Caesar wrote this document to gain support from his people
2. Caesar looks like he wants to gain as much power as he can and conquer all of the land of the world.
3. I thought it was interesting that he commented on other peoples' social status]]> 2019-09-19 14:51:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386644306 Evie Renninger https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386644519 1. Caesar wrote this document to gain support for his rule, to increase his following and remind everyone what he is able to do. It allowed him to be remembered, especially by the people that he conquered.
2. From this document, Caesar can be seen as a person who strives for power and wants to conquer as many people as possible. He is slightly judgmental of over people, and thinks very highly of himself.
3. One interesting thing about this document is how much interest he showed in the social status of other people. Even though his goal is to conquer, he made many observations on the daily life of people.]]> 2019-09-19 14:51:39 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386644519 Abby Martin abigail_martin3 https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386645865 1. Caesar wrote this document to show off his military and political power and gain support and following from the Plebeians.
2. We can assume from the document that Caesar is power-hungry, thinks very highly of himself, and he is very judgmental of others. 
3. One thing I found interesting was that Caesar took the time to write the document to validate himself to others.]]> 2019-09-19 14:53:09 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386645865 Noah Domogalik https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386647818 1) I believe that Caesar wrote this document for the people to rally support around him as a strong military leader.
2) A judgement that can be made is his wanting for power and conquering all in his way.
3) One interesting point was his description of the surrounding area and the people of the area as well.]]> 2019-09-19 14:55:07 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386647818 Jake Young https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386651888 1. Caesar wrote this document to show his power
2. From the document we can tell that he wants to boast about his military power
3. Something interesting is the way they described the regions]]> 2019-09-19 15:00:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386651888 Ben Galer https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386657316 1. Caesar wrote "De Bello Gallico" to embellish his own military and political power.
2. You can tell based off the document that Caesar was power-hungry, and wanted to conquer further land.
3. One interesting thing in the document is that he made observations of the social structure of the Gauls.]]> 2019-09-19 15:07:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386657316 Helena DeMars https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386657520 1. Caesar wrote "De Bello Gallico" to remember all the things that were happening during different times of the war and use that information to help him be more successful. He could use the 'notes' as tips on how to attack/gain more power by attacking or gaining power from the roman government.
2. He is very observant and strategizing, but is also egotistical. He is very self-oriented and yearns for other people's praise.
3. I think an interesting point is how Caesar wrote about the culture and traditions/beliefs of the people. He mentions this several times and makes note of it.]]> 2019-09-19 15:07:46 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386657520 Cade Priddy https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386657701 Julius Caesar write the De Bello Gallico in order to gain support and to show his military might. This also shows that he cared about history because he wrote down the people he conquered and encountered. I find it interesting that a military mind like his still cares about history]]> 2019-09-19 15:08:01 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386657701 Addison Kaleth https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386657839 1. He wrote this document to record all of the events that have happened during the war, and this information about the government and people's advantages and disadvantages helped him become more powerful.
2. From this document, you can understand that Caesar wanted to conquer more land in order to gain more power.
3.One interesting point about the document is how Caesar knew so much about the regions of the land and was able to put it all down to be very observant, which he then used to conquer land.]]> 2019-09-19 15:08:11 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386657839 Annelise BurchI think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off. He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893318 2019-09-19 21:13:23 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893318 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893319 2019-09-19 21:13:23 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893319 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893325
  1. I think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off. 
  2. He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. 
  3. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. 
]]> 2019-09-19 21:13:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893325 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893326 Annelise Burch
  1. I think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off. 
  2. He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. 
  3. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. 
]]> 2019-09-19 21:13:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893326 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893327 1. I think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off.He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. 
  1. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. 
]]> 2019-09-19 21:13:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893327 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893328 1. I think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off. 
  1. He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. 
  2. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. 
]]> 2019-09-19 21:13:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893328 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893329 I think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off. 
  1. He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. 
  2. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. 
]]> 2019-09-19 21:13:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893329 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893331 1. I think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off.
He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. 
  1. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. 
]]> 2019-09-19 21:13:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893331 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893332 1. I think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off.
2. He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. 
  1. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. 
]]> 2019-09-19 21:13:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893332 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893335 1. I think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off.
2. He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. ]]> 2019-09-19 21:13:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893335 Annelise Burch https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893343 1. I think Caesars wrote the document to record his power and growth throughout the years, and well as show it off.
2. He was very self-centered, very powerful, and wants everything for himself. 
3. One thing I found interesting from the document was how much he knew of other people, and how he used that knowledge to gain power. ]]> 2019-09-19 21:13:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/386893343 Sruthi latha https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/388553487 1. I think caesar wrote the document to increase his overall power in rome as well wanting to gain support from The Plebeians.
2. He is very cunning and greedy. Julius Caesar wanted a lot of power as well as wanting more territory.
3. He won a lot of wars which made the people ]]> 2019-09-24 01:17:06 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/388553487 Smith David https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/388874567 1. He wanted to show off his power
2. He liked to boast about how important and powerful he was
3. All the different regions were interesting]]> 2019-09-24 14:34:08 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/388874567 Grace Gongwer https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/389168611 1. Caesar wrote this document to show his power to everyone.
2. He was very greedy and likes to express his power as well as gain even more power. 
3. One interesting thing was how observant and knowledgable Caesar was about the regions and people to gain more power and conquer more land.]]> 2019-09-24 23:35:45 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/389168611 Alexis https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/389464591 1. Caesar wrote the document to assert his power over everyone and show that  he was in control over everyone, so they knew where they stood.
2. Caesar likes to express his power and was greedy as well as power hungry.
3. Something interesting about Caesar is that he was smart in the way he conquered people because he allowed for different religions to be present.]]> 2019-09-25 14:09:07 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/389464591 Emma Page https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/389468440 1. He wrote this document to establish his power over others. 
2.  He liked to be in control of things and others.
3. It is interesting how he knows a lot about the regions and thats how he conquers the lands. ]]> 2019-09-25 14:13:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/389468440 lainey seitz https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/389580995 1.he wrote this document to show his power over everyone
2. he wanted to have control 
3.it was interesting how he used his knowledge of other people to gain power]]> 2019-09-25 16:29:43 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/389580995 Aidan Lett https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/394136165 1. he wrote the document to prove his power 
2. he wanted to have more control
3. he knew how to use his knowledge of people and cultures to gain power over them by getting on their side ]]> 2019-10-06 16:46:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/394136165 Zac Chen https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/396235681 1. He wrote the document to help prove his power to people
2. He needed control
3. Something I found interesting was how he used what he knew about other people to gain power.]]> 2019-10-10 15:37:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/396235681 Madelyn Reid https://padlet.com/jengelhardt2/e0vsgtcbodkh/wish/398238832 1. He wrote the document to encourage the people in the Roman government  to improve his actions
2. He wanted to create more of a feeling of control in  the country
3. I thought it was interesting to learn  about all of the different regions that he was able to conquer

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