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Why was Julius Caesar assassinated? A. His allies were defeated in battle. B. He had allegiance to Egypt . C. He tried to reform laws to help the poor . D. He wanted to end the Roman Republic.
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Why was Julius Caesar assassinated?

A. His allies were defeated in battle.
B. He had allegiance to Egypt .
C. He tried to reform laws to help the poor .
D. He wanted to end the Roman Republic.

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Answer: Because he tried to reform laws to help the poor

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