Question

how did the senators feel about caesar’s growing power? they were losing power and influence; they were gaining more power; they were indifferent; they were supportive

Explanation:

In Roman history, as Caesar's power grew, senators (especially the conservative faction) felt their own power and influence were diminishing because Caesar was centralizing power. The other options are incorrect: senators weren’t gaining more power (Caesar’s rise reduced their influence), they weren’t indifferent (his power threatened their status), and most weren’t supportive (leading to the conspiracy against him).

Answer:

A. They were losing power and influence