Tribune
Definition
A tribune was an official in ancient Rome who protected the rights of the plebeians (common people) and had the power to veto laws.
Related terms
Plebeian: In ancient Rome, a plebeian referred to a common person from the lower social class.
Veto: The power to reject or prohibit a decision or law proposed by others.
Consul: One of two chief magistrates in ancient Rome who were responsible for leading the government and commanding armies.
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AP Latin - 4.1 Book IV: 55 B.C Chapters 24-25
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