Answer:
Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare (Act III, scene II)
The effect of Antony's speech on the citizens is:
B. The citizens begin to question Brutus's opinion of Caesar.
Explanation:
Mark Antony figuratively refuted Brutus' claim that he killed Caesar as a savior of Rome and her citizens. The opposite seems to be the case. It was the greed, power-hunger, and inordinate ambition of Marcus Brutus that proved to be the main reasons that he killed Caesar. In his famous speech, Mark Antony reminded the Romans that Caesar was a man of honor and not a tyrant, who was not overly ambitious, having refused the crown thrice, unlike his ungrateful and treacherous conspirators.
Wilson is suggesting that the day for spreading a nations influence as well as its size is long behind, stating that the prime time for the United States to spread influentially in Europe is no longer there. Or in another case no European nation should be able to spread conquest across the continent and that they had their chance. thats the best i can think of hope this helps
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