Analyze the historical events surrounding caesars murder

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Assignment:

Comparative Analysis

Analyze the historical events surrounding Caesar's murder.

Character Study

Examine Caesar's actions versus the accusations made by Cassius and Brutus. Debate whether Caesar was a threat to the republic. Explore Cassius' motives for wanting to eliminate Caesar. Discuss his character, motives, and whether he deserves pity.

Historical Context

Consider how political maneuvering in ancient Rome compares to modern-day political strategies.

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