The Catilinarian Conspiracy 4.5 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? Classical CivilizationThe Catilinarian ConspiracyASAQA Created by: Matthew CoxCreated on: 17-12-13 20:16 What was the year of Cicero's consulship and the conspiracy? 63BC 1 of 17 For which date had Catiline planned the uprising? 28th October 2 of 17 Why was Catiline disillusioned with the political system? He has just lost the consular election for the third time 3 of 17 Why did Cicero attend the consular election victory ceremony in armour? He had received death threats. 4 of 17 Who did Catiline order to raise a force and where did he order him to do so? Manlius, Etruria. 5 of 17 Why did Catiline remain in Rome throughout this time? To coordinate the plot and to avoid raising suspicion. 6 of 17 Who was Cicero warned of the plot by and how did they know? Crassus. He had received anonymous letters either from an informant or somebody asking him to join. 7 of 17 After Cicero addressed the Senate, what was implemented? The Senatus Consultum Ultimatum. 8 of 17 Who is Cicero warned by of the plot to murder him? Fulvia. 9 of 17 Where did Cicero summon the Senate for the second time? And what does he deliver here? Temple of Jupiter. The First Catilinarian. 10 of 17 Why does Catiline leave Rome after this? He was made a public enemy. 11 of 17 To whom does Cicero make his second Catilinarian? The Plebeians in the peoples' assembly. 12 of 17 Who double crossed the conspirators and what did they give Cicero as proof of the conspirators involvement? The Allobroges and signed letters. 13 of 17 Which two senators were against the death penalty for the conspirators? Cicero and Caesar. 14 of 17 Which Optimate senator was in favour of the death penalty? Cato. 15 of 17 Why was the way Cicero carried out the executions controversial? He allowed them no say and they had no trial. 16 of 17 What happened to Catiline after his fellow conspirators had been executed? He was cut off trying to escape via the Alps and died in battle. 17 of 17
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