Caesar's Portrayal of Gallic Religion
In Book 6 of the Gallic War, Caesar’s description of Gallic religious practices is most reflective of which of the following Roman attitudes toward foreign cultures?
A
It depicted Gallic practices as identical to Roman rituals, suggesting cultural uniformity across the empire
B
It presented Gallic practices as exotic and barbaric, emphasizing their differences from Roman norms
C
It portrayed Gallic religious customs as superior to Roman traditions, highlighting their spiritual depth
D
It ignored Gallic religious practices entirely, focusing solely on their political structures
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