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shepuryov [24]
3 years ago
12

Part A

History
1 answer:
Artemon [7]3 years ago
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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.

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