What is the roman crowd’s reaction to caesar’s assassination?
fearful: they hide in th...
English, 24.01.2020 20:31 Savagepanda911
What is the roman crowd’s reaction to caesar’s assassination?
fearful: they hide in their homes.
joyful: the streets burst into celebration.
appreciative: the crowd immediately appoints brutus as the new leader.
vengeful: the crowd immediately attacks the conspirators.
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