Lucius Opimius got a senatus consultum ultimum against this man, who died along with three thousand of his followers in 121 BCE, 12 years after the death of his older brother.
This politician's downfall began when a gang under his colleague Fulvius Flaccus murdered Quintus Antyllius. This man succeeded in adding 300 equestrians to the 300 senators in the body of potential jurors. Plutarch claimed that this man was the first to give speeches while facing away from the comitium and toward the forum. Livius Drusus proposed banning corporal punishment for Latins to undermine this man's proposal to enfranchise them. Lucius Opimius got a senatus consultum ultimum against this man, who died along with three thousand of his followers in 121 BCE, 12 years after the death of his older brother. For 10 points, name this populist tribune who proposed more sweeping reforms than his brother Tiberius.
This politician's downfall began when a gang under his colleague Fulvius Flaccus murdered Quintus Antyllius.
Gaius Sempronius Gracchus [or Caius Sempronius Gracchus; prompt on "Gracchus"; do not accept "Tiberius Gracchus"]