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In act III scene ii of Julius Caesar, why does brutus say he had to kill caesar A. because caesar was against slavery B. because caesar was a coward C. because caesar was too am…

In act III scene ii of Julius Caesar, why does brutus say he had to kill caesar A. because caesar was against slavery B. because caesar was a coward C. because caesar was too am…
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In act III scene ii of Julius Caesar, why does brutus say he had to kill caesar

A. because caesar was against slavery
B. because caesar was a coward
C. because caesar was too ambitious
D. because caesar was too rich

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User Hintswen
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i believe its A
did this one

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User Eren Utku
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I think c even tho I never heard of this I sure it might be because he was ambitious
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