Euripides' play _______, produced in 415 BC after the Athenians had killed all the male inhabitants of Melos, may be read as an antiwar pay.
A) Ion
B) Agamemnon
C) The Trojan Women
D) Priam

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"The Trojan Women" by Euripides is often interpreted as an antiwar play, reflecting on the consequences of war, particularly in the context of the Athenians' actions against Melos.

Euripides' Play _______, Produced in 415 BC After the Athenians