Why Brutus joined conspirators?

Answer 1

Brutus is concerned about Caesar as a result of Cassius's arguments. He thinks he's ambitious but has not really seen it. He believes that if Caesar became more powerful he would become more and more tyrannical, and it was necessary to stop him before things got that far.

Answer 2

He thinks Caesar is getting too powerful and too much like a king. He wants to restore the republic to the way it was hundreds of years before, when his ancestor helped overthrow the last of the Roman Kings.

Answer 3

Brutus was a noble man and he completely had Roman welfare in his mind when he joined the conspirators. He was of the opinion that if once Caesar became a powerful king and is recognised so, then all men would lead a life of slavery. Therefore, he joined the conspirators.

Answer 4

Brutus thinks he is doing the best thing for his country Rome.

• Mainly, Brutus was convinced by another conspirator that Caesar was actually harmful for Rome, and everyone knows that for a Roman citizen, then and now, the best for the country always came first. So Brutus, who considered Caesar more than just a close friend, was led to believe that Caesar was corrupt, and did the only thing sensible, which was of course, to kill Caesar.. The reason for the conspirators was that instead of a one man assassination hit, it was a formulated plan with members of their, what today we would call, congress had conceived, and thus, were capable to draw support from the populace and not look like traitors to their country.

Answer 5

Because he thinks he will be best for his people

Answer 6

Brutus believes that it is for the public good to rebel against Caesar

Answer 7

He thought that it was best for the public good

Answer 8

Caesar was ambitious and had to be killed for the good of Rome. If allowed to live, Caesar would have made slaves of all the Romans.

Answer 9

for the love of rome.