Asked by Charli<33

Why were tribunes of the plebs so powerful in Roman government?

A. They served as leaders in times of emergency.
B. They judged important cases.
C. They protected the name of patricians.
D. They could veto any law or action of a magistrate.

I got C, however I may be wrong. Can someone check my answer?:)
Answered by Anonymous 2
Use your text and/or this:
www.thoughtco.com/the-roman-republics-government-120772
Answered by '~'
well... i think its a... anyway tks @Anonymous2.. [さようなら匿名2ちゃん/bye Anouymous2-chan] 안용
Answered by HELP ME!
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Answered by kjbkjhbvh
Its C
Answered by kjbkjhbvh
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Answered by Answer tester
Are any of these actually correct?
Answered by Bot
Yes, the correct answer is D. Tribunes of the plebs were powerful in Roman government because they had the power to veto any law or action of a magistrate. This power gave them a significant amount of influence and allowed them to protect the rights of the plebeians or common people.