Summary Julius Caesar 1.2 Who's in Rome?

Allies

People or groups that work together for a common purpose or goal, especially in times of conflict or war.

Resent

To feel angry or bitter about something that someone has done, especially when it seems unfair.

Amnesty

A decision by a government to forgive or pardon individuals for offenses, often allowing them to return to society without punishment.

Integrity

Having strong moral principles and being honest and fair in all actions; doing the right thing even when no one is watching.

Political

Relates to the activities, actions, or policies of government and governance, as well as opinions about how society should be organized.

Consul

One of the highest elected political offices in ancient Rome, with executive authority and responsibilities including commanding the army and presiding over the Senate.

Lupercal Festival

An ancient Roman celebration held in mid-February honoring Lupercus, associated with fertility and protection of livestock.

Mark Antony

Caesar's loyal right-hand man, known for being sociable and living an extravagant lifestyle.

Brutus

A former ally of Pompey who resents Caesar despite being granted amnesty and a prominent government position.

Cassius

A former ally of Pompey who harbors bitterness towards Caesar despite being part of the political system.

Casca

Initially a supporter of Caesar, becoming uneasy about his power and characterized by a sour demeanor.

Cicero

The oldest in the group, known for his oratory skills and moral integrity, concerned about Caesar's growing influence.