How did William Shakespeare alter the facts of Roman history in Julius Caesar?

A.
He inserted Caesar’s ghost as a figure who influenced the actions of Brutus.

B.
He ignored the will in which Caesar bequeathed much of his money and property to the citizens of Rome.

C.
He depicted Cassius as a soothsayer and someone with supernatural powers.

D.
He introduced the rulers of Egypt as the masterminds of Caesar’s assassination.

Question

How did William Shakespeare alter the facts of Roman history in Julius Caesar?
 
 A.
He inserted Caesar’s ghost as a figure who influenced the actions of Brutus.
 
 B.
He ignored the will in which Caesar bequeathed much of his money and property to the citizens of Rome.
 
 C.
He depicted Cassius as a soothsayer and someone with supernatural powers.
 
 D.
He introduced the rulers of Egypt as the masterminds of Caesar’s assassination.

anonymous · Answer

Well, B, C, and D don't match the play at all so that leaves A.

anonymous · Answer

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