
Study Guide for Decoding Julius Caesar
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Content
- Intro
- 1. How to use this guide
- 2. Historical background to William Shakespeare
- 3. Historical background to Julius Caesar
- 4. Why do students study Julius Caesar
- 5. New language and vocabulary skills
- 6. Describe the character development
- 7. Examples of understanding of rhetorical devices
- 8. Examples of cultural literacy
- 9. Examples of empathy and human understanding
- 10. Examples of political philosophy and ethical dilemmas
- 11. Examples of public speaking and performance skills
- 12. Examples of understanding of dramatic devices
- 13. Examples of cultural and historical context
- 14. Examples of comparative literature
- 15. Examples of creativity
- 16. Summary to each act
- 17. Summary Act 1
- 18. Summary Act 2
- 19. Summary Act 3
- 20. Summary Act 4
- 21. Summary Act 5
- 22. Main characters
- 23. Julius Caesar
- 24. Caesar's positive characteristics
- 25. Caesar's negative charcteristics
- 26. What led to Caesar's downfall
- 27. Caesar's influence after his death
- 28. Marcus Brutus
- 29. Cassius
- 30. Mark Antony
- 31. Octavius Caesar
- 32. Portia
- 33. Calpurnia
- 34. Casca
- 35. Minor charcters
- 36. What are the important relationships
- 37. Details about Caesar and Brutus' relationship
- 38. Details about Brutus and Cassius'relationship
- 39. Details about Brutus and Portia's relationship
- 40. Details about Julius Caesar and Calpurnia's relationship
- 41. Details about Mark Antony and Caesar's relationship
- 42. Details about Mark Antony and Octavius' relationship
- 43. What are the themes
- 44. Describe ambition and power theme
- 45. Describe manipulation and rhetoric theme
- 46. Describe fate vs. free will theme
- 47. Describe friendship and betrayal theme
- 48. Describe honor and duty theme
- 49. Describe public vs. private life theme
- 50. Describe mortality and legacy theme
- 51. Conflicts
- 52. Describe the political conflict
- 53. Describe internal conflict within Brutus
- 54. Describe rhetorical conflict
- 55. Describe the climax of the play
- 56. Describe the resolution of the play
- 57. What is the moral of the story
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