PART B: Which TWO of the following quotes best support the answer to Part A? (RI.1.1) A. “Caesar continued to rise in the rankings of government... He also continued his military successes
and was elected consul, in 60 B. C." (Paragraph 6)
B. “Crassus and Pompey grew jealous... They had been in power and winning wars before Caesar
happened on the scene, and they didn't like him getting most of the credit" ( Paragraph 13)
C. “After this historic victory, Caesar took the unusual step of pardoning all Roman citizens who were
captured. One of those pardoned was Marcus Brutus." ( Paragraph 17)
D. “The Roman Republic was formed in large part to prevent another king from taking power... In
Caesar, Cassius, Cato, and others (including Brutus) saw a new candidate for kingship and a return
to the cruelty of the past." ( Paragraph 21)
E. “Caesar, seeing that his people still didn't want a king despite his tremendous popular support,
refused the crown - three times." (Paragraph 25)
F. "it was this young man, following in the footsteps of his uncle, who took the reins of power and
became what Julius Caesar had dreamed of becoming: emperor of Rome." (Paragraph 30)

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