Scenarios about 'tiberius gracchus'

Tiberius Gracchus was a Roman tribune of the plebs in 133 BCE who proposed controversial land reform laws to redistribute public land to the poor. His attempts to challenge the senatorial elite's economic dominance led to unprecedented political violence when he was murdered along with hundreds of supporters. His short career and violent death marked a critical turning point in the Roman Republic's decline, setting precedents for political violence and populist reform that would contribute to the Republic's eventual collapse.