Why is Brutus unable to support Caesar's rise to power?

A.
He thinks that Caesar is not nearly as brave as his reputation suggests.

B.
He does not think that what is best for Caesar is what is best for Rome.

C.
He thinks that Caesar wishes to destroy Rome.

D.
He is jealous of Caesar's success on the battlefield and fame among the Roman people

Question

Why is Brutus unable to support Caesar's rise to power?	
 
 A.
He thinks that Caesar is not nearly as brave as his reputation suggests.
 
 B.
He does not think that what is best for Caesar is what is best for Rome.
 
 C.
He thinks that Caesar wishes to destroy Rome.
 
 D.
He is jealous of Caesar's success on the battlefield and fame among the Roman people

shadowlegendx · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

As your picture indicates, we all start out crawling, then we can walk. This is my first time, and I am crawling right now.....so I will say I'm sorry for not at this point understanding the 'Code of Conduct' and I will close for now. Thank you for keeping probably all of us on the straight and narrow. With regret.

shadowlegendx · Answer

Thank you for being understanding :)

anonymous · Answer

That was deep...

anonymous · Answer

@OrangeMaster  HAHAHAHA done dude,