Question

Why was the Senate resistant to Julius Caesar’s reforms?

Group of answer choices

The Senate was resistant to his reforms because they thought they would not make a big enough change in how the government was being run.

The Senate was not resistant to Caesar's reforms. On the contrary, the really liked them and thought they would make a positive impact on the government.

Senators thought that Caesar was exercising too much power and so taking power away from them.

Senators thought that Caesar was exercising too much power, which would cause others to resent it and start a war.

Answer 1

Senators thought that Caesar was exercising too much power and so taking power away from them.

Explanation:

Caesar's assassination was largely organized by the senators of Rome. They felt that he had decreased the influence and prominence of the Roman Senate.