which of these themes are in the play julius caesar? choose five options.\nlove conquers all.\nambition is a…

which of these themes are in the play julius caesar? choose five options.\nlove conquers all.\nambition is a driving force.\ncoming of age builds character.\npower can corrupt those who possess it.\ncitizens are persuaded by charismatic leaders.\nfate is a powerful idea to those who believe in it.\nloyalty to the republic overrides loyalty to friends.

which of these themes are in the play julius caesar? choose five options.\nlove conquers all.\nambition is a driving force.\ncoming of age builds character.\npower can corrupt those who possess it.\ncitizens are persuaded by charismatic leaders.\nfate is a powerful idea to those who believe in it.\nloyalty to the republic overrides loyalty to friends.

Answer

Answer:

  1. B. Ambition is a driving force.
  2. D. Power can corrupt those who possess it.
  3. E. Citizens are persuaded by charismatic leaders.
  4. F. Fate is a powerful idea to those who believe in it.
  5. G. Loyalty to the republic overrides loyalty to friends.

Brief Explanations:

In Julius Caesar, ambition drives characters like Cassius. Power - Caesar's - shows signs of corruption. Charismatic leaders like Antony persuade citizens. The idea of fate is discussed. Loyalty to the republic is a key conflict, e.g., Brutus's decision. Love conquering all and coming of age are not main themes.