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According to Brutus, what motivated his decision-making? Broken friendship. A sense of good luck. Fear of Caesar’s past behaviors.
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According to Brutus, what motivated his decision-making?

Broken friendship.


A sense of good luck.


Fear of Caesar’s past behaviors.

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Fear of Caesar’s past behaviors.

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Correct. :)

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civic pride

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Brutus' words speak "Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more."

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