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What is meant by "the ides of March? a. an impending political event b. a crowning ceremony c. the date of this scene's action d. a battle
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What is meant by "the ides of March?

a. an impending political event
b. a crowning ceremony
c. the date of this scene's action
d. a battle

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The best answer to the question that is being presented above would be the letter c. What is meant by the ''Ides of March' would be the date of the scene's action wherein Caesar was assassinated - signaling the fall of his rule. 
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