Question

what is the main problem with the conspirators plan to restore the republic 1 point by killing caesar?caesars reforms were popular with the people, so they supported his successors insteadmark antony was too powerful to stopthey didnt stab him enough timesthe senate didnt have enough power to rule aloneaccording to john green, why was it important that rome had two 1 point consuls instead of just one?so they could both fight in wars at the same timeso they could make twice as many lawsso they could each rule for six monthsso they could check each others ambition and divide responsibilities

Explanation:

For the first question: The conspirators failed to account for Caesar's popular support among the masses; his reforms had won over the people, who then backed his successors rather than embracing the conspirators' push to restore the Republic.
For the second question: The dual consul system in Rome was designed as a system of checks and balances, allowing each consul to limit the other's power and split governing duties to prevent the rise of a single overly ambitious ruler, which aligns with John Green's analysis of Roman governance.

Answer:

1. Caesar's reforms were popular with the people, so they supported his successors instead
2. So they could check each other's ambition and divide responsibilities