COR 046H: Final Examination (December 18, 1998)  Part I: Web
Page based on Take-Home Question  It is obvious from the
historical record that the first Roman emperor, Augustus, tried
very hard to ensure that one of his direct descendants would
succeed to the position of emperor. However, his first direct
descendant to eventually become emperor (Caligula) was probably
not what he would have wanted. Imagine that you are the deified
Augustus observing your great-grandson Caligula during his four
years as emperor. Describe his character and behavior and
reflect on how it deviated from the plans and expectations you
had in mind when you designed the Principate. For your evidence,
support your statements with specific references to I,Claudius
and by linking to factual materials drawn from the course and
external web pages.  View web pages created by Faith Racette and
Tamesha Hayle.  Part II: Web Page based on In-class Culture
Question  Imagine you are a sixth-grade social studies teacher
teaching about ancient Rome.