Which statement most accurately explains Brutus' intentions for giving his speech at Caesar's funeral?

A.) Brutus wants the Romans to know that he and Mark Antony have become close friends and he supports Mark Antony and Octavius' rule: it is for the good of Rome and its freedom from tyranny.

B.) Brutus wants the Romans to know his noble reason for assassinating Caesar: it was for the good of Rome and its freedom from tyranny.

C.) Brutus wants the Romans to know that he wants to be the next ruler of Rome and he will not allow Mark Antony to stop him; he is hiding the fact that he is acting from ambition.

D.) Brutus wants the Romans to know that Caesar's assassination was a mistake for which he apologizes; he was only acting from ambition.

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Lizeth Hull

24 April, 01:26

Which statement most accurately explains Brutus' intentions for giving his speech at Caesar's funeral?

A.) Brutus wants the Romans to know that he and Mark Antony have become close friends and he supports Mark Antony and Octavius' rule: it is for the good of Rome and its freedom from tyranny.

B.) Brutus wants the Romans to know his noble reason for assassinating Caesar: it was for the good of Rome and its freedom from tyranny.

C.) Brutus wants the Romans to know that he wants to be the next ruler of Rome and he will not allow Mark Antony to stop him; he is hiding the fact that he is acting from ambition.

D.) Brutus wants the Romans to know that Caesar's assassination was a mistake for which he apologizes; he was only acting from ambition.

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Hanna Dickerson · Answer 1

Hanna Dickerson 24 April, 01:59

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The Correct answer is B.

Nicholas · Answer 2

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: " A.) Brutus wants the Romans to know that he and Mark Antony have become close friends and he supports Mark Antony and Octavius’ rule: it is for the good of Rome and its freedom from tyranny."