Question

make an inference what do bce and ce refer to? *
bce is before the common year 0 and ce is after the common year 0
bce means \before currency exchange\ and ce refers to the period after currency exchange
when was julius caesar born? *
100 ce
100 bce
50 bce
50 ce
why did caesars conquest of gaul make him popular among the roman people?
they admired his culinary skills.
they were impressed by his artistic talents.
they appreciated his bravery and victories in battles.
they were captivated by his speeches in the senate.

Explanation:

• First question: BCE stands for "Before Common Era" (equivalent to BC - Before Christ) and CE stands for "Common Era" (equivalent to AD - Anno Domini). So, BCE is before the common year 0 and CE is after the common year 0. The second option about currency exchange is incorrect as it has no relation to the actual meaning of BCE and CE.
• Second question: Julius Caesar was born in 100 BCE. CE is the Common Era (after year 0). Since Caesar lived before the start of the Common Era (in the traditional dating, around 100 BC which is BCE), 100 BCE is correct. 50 BCE is too late for his birth year.
• Third question: Caesar's conquest of Gaul made him popular among the Roman people because they appreciated his bravery and victories in battles. Culinary skills, artistic talents, or Senate speeches (while he was a good orator) were not the main reasons related to his conquest of Gaul. Conquests are about military success and bravery in battle.

Answer:

• First question: BCE is before the common year 0 and CE is after the common year 0.
• Second question: 100 BCE.
• Third question: They appreciated his bravery and victories in battles.