HIEU 322 Quiz 3 Fall of the Republic

Question 1 1 / 1 pts Question 5 1 / 1 pts Question 6 1 / 1 pts Question 7 1 / 1 pts “reforms” was to move all power from the tribunes and the Plebian Assembly, and give it to the Centuriate Assembly. Livius Drusus Sulla P. Sulpicius Rufus Julius Caesar Saturnius This label referred to the leading politicians in the Late Republic—such as the Gracchus brothers-- who used and defended the powers of the popular assemblies and the popular office of tribune as a counterweight to senatorial authority and championed such economic measures as land distribution and debt cancellation. Overall, they appealed to the masses, and were considered demagogic by their elitist enemies. Optimates Populares Rabirios Mamertines Equites In 90 B.C., this Roman consul carried a bill that conferred citizenship on all Latins and Italians still loyal to Rome and to those who would at once lay down their arms. Lucius Julius Caesar Sulla Pompey Strabo Marius Tiberius Gracchus’ land reform bill was not a radical proposal based on some abstract ideology. Instead, it was rather conservative. True False