which of the following people gave heracles his labors to perform?\nking priam\nking menelaus\nking…

Brief Explanations:

In Greek mythology, King Eurystheus gave Heracles his twelve labors as penance for killing his family in a fit of madness sent by Hera. King Priam was the king of Troy, King Menelaus was the husband of Helen and a Greek king, and Iolaus was Heracles' nephew and helper, not the one who assigned the labors.

Answer:

C. King Eurystheus