Explain Brutus’s reasons for killing Caesar in the speech in the second scene, and how he persuades the audience to sympathize with his reasons. Cite evidence in you answer

Brutus's kills Ceasar because he thought he isn't a fit king for Rome. He said although Ceasar is a good friend,he should be killed for his ambition. Brutus killed Ceasar with the good of Rome in mind. He persuades the audience with explanations of good and noble reasons to kill Caesar.

Explanation: I hope this helped my class read this book and I wrote that in my own words :)

Bradford’s diction reveals his thoughts and feelings about the events and the individuals described in the excerpt. For instance: he refers to the Native Americans as violent, ruthless “savage barbarians”. In his eyes, the pilgrims are the innocent ones who are being targeted by aggressive forces. However, everyone knows that the truth is far from it. It was the Native Americans who were the defenders and the pilgrims who were the aggressors.