First, even though Brutus says he loves Caesar well, he says he also claims that he has a fear of his friend being crowned king, which goes against the ideals of the Roman Republic. Even though Brutus, Cassius, and the fellow conspirators want to eliminate Caesar's threat, it's obvious that the commoners, or plebeians, adore Caesar. When Caesar returns from defeating Pompey's sons in the first act, he ends up with a huge celebration and is treated like a rock star.
I am pretty sure the answer is A!
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He was brazen when he won the race
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It is so they have better access to more nutritious and fresh food.
There are a lot of steps that Justinian took to revive the Rome glory.
1. He preserved greek and roman culture/works
2. He conquered back many of the lands that Rome once controlled.
3. He was known for building churches, schools, and courts, like ancient Rome did.
4. He created a code of laws called the "Justinian code".
