Question 1 • CREDIT RECOVERY - ELA 9 - Summer
The play’s main conflict centers on Caesar’s growing power and the conspirators’ fear that he will become a tyrant. This conflict connects to the theme of ambition, which shapes Caesar’s rise and the conspirators’ actions. The marriages in choices C and D are important to some scenes, but they are not the play’s central conflict.
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