In the aftermath of the assassination of Julius Caesar,the Second Triumvirate took out its revenge on everyone opposed to them; one of the more prominent victims of the Second Triumvirate was:
A) Pompey.
B) Octavian.
C) Mark Antony.
D) Cicero.
E) Cassius.

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Cicero was a prominent Roman statesman and orator who was known for his strong opposition to Julius Caesar and his supporters. He was considered a threat to the Second Triumvirate and was eventually hunted down and executed by their forces in 43 BC. Pompey and Cassius had already been killed by this point, while Octavian and Mark Antony were members of the Second Triumvirate and therefore not victims of their own regime.

In the Aftermath of the Assassination of Julius Caesar,the Second