Match each example of a conflict in Julius Caesar with the type of conflict. Brutus feels guilty about assassinating
Julius Caesar.
external conflict with society
Antony and Brutus argue over money.
external conflict with a character
The commoners are angry about the power
of the government
internal conflict with oneself

Brutus feels guilty about assassinating  Julius Caesar.  - Internal conflict with oneself

Antony and Brutus argue over money.  - External conflict with a character

The commoners are angry about the power  of the government . - External conflict with society

Explanation:

The given question refers to The Tragedy of Julius Caesar - a historical play and tragedy written by William Shakespeare.

As we can see, there are several types of conflict in this play. An example of an internal conflict is Brutus feeling guilty about assassinating Ceasar. He killed Ceasar, and now he is feeling guilty about something he has done. He is battling his own feelings.

An example of an external conflict with another character is Brutus and Antony arguing over money. An external conflict is a struggle between the main character and some outside force (e.g. another character or the society). Similarly, commoners being angry about the power of the government is an example of an external conflict with society.

Antony and Brutus argue over money. = external conflict with a character

Brutus feels guilty about assassinating Julius Caesar. = internal conflict with oneself

The commoners are angry about the power of the government. = external conflict with society

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