In writing the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare drew from

both real historical events and figures

neither real historical events nor figures

real historical events but not figures

real historical figures but not events

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Fletcher Glover

English

9 December, 04:16

In writing the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare drew from

both real historical events and figures

neither real historical events nor figures

real historical events but not figures

real historical figures but not events

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Alivia Bartlett · Answer 1

The correct answer is that William Shakespeare is based as much on real facts as on real figures. This work narrates the conspiracy and the last moments of the Roman emperor Julius Caesar, who dies in the third act, the most important character in the story is Brutus and is considered one of the best works of the author.

In writing the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare drew fromboth real historical events and figuresneither real historical events nor figuresreal historical events but not figuresreal historical figures but not events

In writing the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare drew from

both real historical events and figures

neither real historical events nor figures

real historical events but not figures

real historical figures but not events