Question

Which statement best shows Brutus’s message that Caesar’s death was best for Rome?

a. "A particle of dust lands 49.0 mm from the center of a compact disc..."
b. "High temperatures can cause water molecules to expand."
c. "Hail Caesar, the noble leader!"
d. None of the above

Answer 1

None of the provided options show Brutus's message that Caesar's death was best for Rome, as they don't relate to Brutus's reasoning or Shakespeare's play about Caesar's assassination. From option number C.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement that best shows Brutus's message that Caesar's death was best for Rome is not provided in the given options, as none of them relate to Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar or Brutus's rationale for the assassination.

In the context of the play and historical accounts, Brutus believed that Caesar's growing power threatened the Republic and feared that Caesar would become a tyrant. In his speech to the Roman people, Brutus justifies the murder by insisting it was necessary to prevent Caesar from overthrowing the Republic and becoming a dictator.