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Alex
3 years ago
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How did the conspirators Trebonius, Decius, Cassius, and Brutus attain their military and government positions?They held militar

y positions but were not in the Senate.They were all helped and promoted by Caesar.They were not in the military or the Senate.They worked hard and had no interaction with Caesar to help promote them.
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Delicious77 [7]3 years ago
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Option: They were all helped and promoted by Caesar.

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The name mentioned above is all close to Julius Caesar. Trebonius, a military commander, under Julius Caesar dictatorship, he was made legates, and later became a politician served as a suffect consul in 45 BC. Decius escorts Caesar to the Senate, which means he is trusted by Caesar. Brutus is a close friend to Julius Caesar, and Cassius uses Caesar good nature for his selfishness.

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