The election of Tiberius Gracchus to the Tribunate in 133 BC is considered by historians to mark the beginning of a Revolution, which ended with the destruction of the Roman Republic. Using Plutarch, Life of the Gracchi 1-21 (Coursepacket pp. 135-144) discuss whether Tiberius Gracchus was a revolutionary or not. Put differently, did he intend to make major changes in political practice at Rome or did he make a series of ad hoc decisions to deal with practical problems of the moment? Be sure to support your answer with examples from the text, properly cited or quoted, as described above.