Question

match each example of a conflict in julius caesar with the type of conflict. brutus feels guilty about assassinating julius caesar external conflict with a character the commoners are angry about the power of the government. internal conflict with oneself antony and brutus argue over money. external conflict with society

Explanation:

• For "Brutus feels guilty about assassinating Julius Caesar": Internal conflict is a struggle within a character. Brutus's guilt is his own internal struggle, so it matches "internal conflict with oneself".
• For "The commoners are angry about the power of the government": External conflict with society involves a character or group against societal norms/institutions. The commoners' anger at the government (a societal institution) fits "external conflict with society".
• For "Antony and Brutus argue over money": External conflict with a character is a struggle between two characters. Antony and Brutus, as two characters, arguing fits "external conflict with a character".

Answer:

• Brutus feels guilty about assassinating Julius Caesar → internal conflict with oneself
• The commoners are angry about the power of the government → external conflict with society
• Antony and Brutus argue over money → external conflict with a character