I Part A: Which claim do the conspirators make about the rule of Rome?

The conspirators rejoice in the defeat of Pompey.

The conspirators believe that Rome should be led by the people, not a king.

The conspirators believe that those with the most money should make decisions about Rome’s future.

The conspirators believe that Julius Caesar is the right leader for Rome.

Part B

Which evidence is most relevant to supporting the claim in Part A?

“O you hard hearts, you cruel men of Rome! Knew you not Pompey?”

“Cassius hints that Brutus should be the leader of Rome.”

“After a great battle, Caesar was victorious, and Pompey and his sons were killed.”

“The people of Rome consider the title of ‘King’ to be wicked, and a crown represents evil.”