The image shows the painting The Death of Caesar. Caesar is falling to the floor, surrounded by men with swords and knives.

What does the painting express about this event?

It details what really happened when Caesar was assassinated.
It reveals the types of weapons that were used in Caesar’s time.
It shows that the artist views Caesar as a victim, not an evil tyrant.
It glorifies assassination as an option for removing powerful leaders.

B. It reveals the types of weapons that were used in Caesar’s time.

Explanation:

I used the process of elimination to get this.

Automatically, we can out A and D because it does not show how the assassination went down, to show that it would need to be a VERY detailed picture or have more than one panel. It also, does not glorify any type of killing, it simply shows that someone had been attacked with swords and knifes and they possibly died. Now, i may be wrong about that because i cant see the picture, but from the description i was given alone this does not seem to be the answer. It is now between B and C. I, at first, thought it to be C but then realized that didn't make much sense. The image could easily be something that happened just as it could easily be something the artist wishes would happen. Without any context, we wouldn't know. So, naturally, B makes the most sense until given more context as to what is happening in the image.

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c. troops marched forward in close formation against newer, more accurate weapons